Sentence examples for effectively being subsidised from inspiring English sources

Well, for starters, drivers themselves pay for to access the app, rather than the app's operation effectively being subsidised by venture capital, as the other are.

This could include mortgage interest payments, meaning that increases in the values of properties (usually in London) were effectively being subsidised.

Based on discussions with accreditation surveyors, we assume 30% are effectively being subsidised to attend the accreditation survey by their employing hospital, this equates to an additional cost of $A0.89 million, rising to $A2.1 million if 70% of surveyor costs are included (see table 4).

Pull it down, her and her rabble seem to suggest, and social norms will simply melt away and everyone who has paid bloody top whack to live there will play volleyball in the communal sports hall with everyone who's effectively been subsidised.

The taxpayer had effectively been subsidising both of their properties.

The farmers being subsidised, meanwhile, are rarely poor.

She believed the middle classes were being subsidised.

All Australians are eligible to receive subsidised rates for prescribed medicines approved under the PBS, with around 80% of prescriptions dispensed in Australia being subsidised.

From 2020 the BBC will be handed full responsibility for the over-75s policy, which effectively means it can change the way the licence fee is subsidised for elderly people.

Another part is subsidised power.

Tickets are subsidised by donations.