Sentence examples for ever funding from inspiring English sources

The UN says it is asking for $6.5bn £4bnn) over the coming year for Syria, its biggest ever funding request for a single crisis.

This is the largest ever funding for a private company in the social video space and will be used to grow the company internationally.

The future is online when Malcolm Turnbull is destroying the future of community television (despite the government not actually ever funding any of it), claiming that all of these shows should be on the int​ernet anyway.

"We are excited to lead the first ever funding round at ZipRecruiter," said Eric Liaw, a Principal at IVP who is also joining the board.

Syncron, a Stockholm-headquartered company that offers a SaaS to help equipment and other product manufacturers move to a service model, has raised $67 million, its first ever funding round despite being over 15 years old.

Richardson reportedly not only wanted to pursue ballot measures, but wanted them to go further, "I suggest that we consider at the next meeting ballot language that would prohibit the district from ever funding with taxpayer dollars union salaries and public pension benefits going forward".

Also, it seems unlikely that the government would ever fund such a study.

"This is probably the oldest start-up ever funded," said Rich Forte, 60, the chief executive of RFco.

"The first project I ever funded was crayons — a teacher wanted sixty-four packs of crayons for her kindergarten kids.

The chairman of the National Eating Disorders Collaboration, psychiatrist Prof Patrick McGorry, said no government had ever funded an eating disorders support service that was integrated with the health system.

The man who financed the American War of Independence was a Welshman, Roger Morris, which is ironic because no one ever funded Wales's various attempts at independence during the last two thousand years or so.