Sentence examples for entirely underwritten from inspiring English sources

The Fringe, the biggest, best and most diverse arts festival in the entire world, is almost entirely underwritten by participants, most of whom go home thousands of pounds in debt, and who offer more than 2,000 different performances every day, 35% of which are classed as comedy.

Housed rent-free on the ground floor of the company's headquarters at 400 Atlantic Street, the museum's programs, exhibitions and staff were entirely underwritten by Champion.

The OC's voters - long susceptible to the blandishments of the Klan and the John Birch Society - scorned government intervention, but the county's postwar prosperity was entirely underwritten by government defence contracts.

Making the case even stranger was her job: a uniformed police officer attached to the Interior Ministry's legal and gender equality unit, what would normally be seen as a plum job, one that is entirely underwritten by international aid, both American and European, earmarked specifically for women's rights issues.

The fledgling Afghan government is almost entirely underwritten by the United States, which built, trained and equipped its hundreds of thousands of soldiers and police, all while withstanding a persistent insurgency from the Taliban, which continues to hold territory in the south and east.

Alaskans are proud of a culture of self-sufficiency, living close to the land and living off the land — sustaining themselves on the fish they catch and the meat they hunt, and so on — but their lifestyle and the infrastructure that sustains it in modern times is almost entirely underwritten by federal funds.

Probably completely underwritten by DHL.

But perhaps more important is the fact that the project was underwritten entirely by private financing, making it something of a rarity among public museums, Ms. Payton, the director, said.

A review of tax records by The New York Times shows that the foundation was underwritten almost entirely by $3.6 million in grants from the parent company of the Liggett Group, maker of Liggett Select, Eve, Grand Prix, Quest and Pyramid cigarette brands.

The Pyxis deal referenced in the NY Times article that was issued by Merrill, Pyxis Master Trust, Class 2007, was an entirely different vehicle and was underwritten by Merrill.

The volume is not entirely about selfless service: It was underwritten by Fresenius-Kabi, a German health care corporation and leading supplier of intravenous drugs in the United States.