Sentence examples for devoid of funding from inspiring English sources
The prime minister, Lukas Papademos, warned before the vote that wages and pensions would go unpaid, hospitals and schools would be devoid of funding, banks would collapse and people's savings would be lost if the 300 MPs rejected the terms set for receipt of a €130bn bailout.
The quality of the Australian player base seems to be eroding as fast as the Suffolk coastline while Cricket Australia is said to be so devoid of funds (not yet bankrupt but heading that way, I was told recently by someone who would know) that they need to cling on to the coat-tails on any Indian deals they can to stay afloat.
And reflecting back: "It was 2000, and at that time, Waterloo was an ecosystem devoid of mentorship, funding, accelerators or anything useful to start-ups.
You'd never know that until now the demographic timebomb everyone feared was an ageing Europe, devoid of fit young working people to fund their pensions.
Rooney's testimonial against his former club was devoid of intensity but succeeded in the main objective of raising substantial funds for the United and England captain's foundation.
Teenagers seem devoid of wonder.
It's energetic but devoid of texture.
