Sentence examples for drop funding from inspiring English sources

As my Post colleagues noted, Southern Co., an operator of coal-fired power plants, decided to drop funding for a Smithsonian scientist who challenged climate-change theory but failed to disclose that his work was funded by fossil-fuel interests.

Led by the Royal College of Nursing, the British Medical Association, the Royal College of General Practitioners and the Patients Association, a coalition of more than 20 charities, medical and professional bodies and trade unions today releases an open letter to David Cameron saying that moves to drop funding for student nurses and midwives are an "untested gamble".

House Republicans dropped funding for food stamps from a new version of the farm bill.

The Arts Council England dropped funding for arts organisations by 15 per cent after the 2010 comprehensive spending review and faced further cuts in the two years after that.

Many foundations have dropped funding lines, radically shifted their strategies and abandoned communities they've worked in for years.

If the prices of many stocks in a fund's portfolio drop, fund holders will lose, too.

The easiest way to save up money for music festivals is to set up automatic deposits to drop funds into a savings account.

Local government in the Kimberley has been talking about the federal government dropping funding for remote communities for eight years, but says it can't afford to take it on.

Before the dropped funds were dropped, they underperformed a group of random funds by 1.43 percentage points.

So overall, the added funds outperformed the dropped funds by 2.77 percentage points annually before the changes were made.

The analysis looked at the performance of the added and dropped funds for three years before the change and three years after.