Sentence examples for expected subsidy from inspiring English sources

As expected, subsidy impact declined as deposition distance increased.

But when they went to ISDS, they claimed they had expected subsidies to continue — not to continue declining.

Yes, but government expects subsidies to be reduced in time.

The administration tells people that they should be self-reliant, and should not expect subsidies from the federal government -- unless those people happen to be selling oil.

If florists had such a lock on the levers of power, you might expect subsidies for weddings, a campaign to beautify cities and the addition of Godmothers' Day, Aunts' Day and Librarians' Day to the calendar.

(Drax alone expects subsidies of more than £1bn in coming years from people's electricity bills).

Those who want to play fast and loose with home loans, borrowing to the hilt, should not expect a subsidy.

Mr Lewis said that would not be the case and that his firm "fully expect the subsidy to reduce over time".

The AFP letter claims that the solar industry "cannot survive without taxpayer funded subsidies and mandates" and that if the ballot measure passes, Floridians "can expect those subsidies to grow".

In addition, as expected, when the subsidy reduces the number of admissions, the number of emergency and ACSC admissions decreases, and when it increases the number of admissions, those for non-emergency and admissions for diagnosis increase.

High gains in uptake rates and coverage are expected by increasing subsidy when the price of a shot is higher than 3,708 JPY (35.7 USD).