Sentence examples for desperately needed funding from inspiring English sources

Several commenters pointed out that she desperately needed funding.

There's substantial evidence that private schooling does not improve children's ability to succeed within academia — and that it actually has the potential to divert desperately needed funding away from public schools, closing many of their doors.

After the September seizure of Sana'a, Saudi Arabia cut off desperately needed funding for the central government.

"Fortunately, with general fund revenue ending 2013-14 nearly $400 million above projections, the Assembly is prepared to restore desperately needed funding to the UC and CSU". Much of the money would be earmarked for deferred maintenance and other expenses that accumulated over years of recession.

Because the only thing worse than dealing with the occasional seedy pol trying to dip into the money he's providing to legitimate, hard-working nonprofits, is those nonprofits going without that desperately needed funding because of a stalemated power struggle in our state's capitol.

Her cooker had broken and she desperately needed funds so she could eat.

The Conservatives must not deprive flood-hit communities of desperately needed funds".

"Increasing the federal share for Medicaid would be a way to put desperately needed funds where governors need them the most -- providing health care to poor families".

Tamsin O'Hanlon, Old Truman Brewery, said: "The Old Truman Brewery is proud to be sponsoring David's photographic exhibition which aims to raise desperately needed funds for the people of Haiti".

To get these desperately needed funds, Tsipras had to submit to draconian economic reforms that the Greek people rejected in a referendum barely a week before.

This does more than deny desperately needed funds to newly poor households of women and children: it removes money from national tax coffers.