Sentence examples for extent funded from inspiring English sources

University research is to an increasing extent funded by industry, and the share of basic funding is decreasing.

The coalition government championed (and to an extent, funded) smart city enterprises in Birmingham, Glasgow, Bristol and Manchester, so they will be the ones to watch in the coming years.

Many of the children are supported by sponsors in the UK, but these days the Joe Homan Charity is to a large extent funded and managed by local people, including some of the early "boys' town" graduates.

Those working in long-term programmes felt they made efforts to demonstrate and enforce accountability to beneficiaries, specifically by including communities in decision-making processes and operations, and to a much lesser extent funding processes.

Once data and data formats have been standardized, it is important to make these data publicly available for the benefit of science, and to this extent, funding agencies have an important role to play.

To that extent, the commitment is "funded".

While Noble's ties to the Koch network at the time are clear, it is impossible to specify to what extent the Kochs themselves funded the group or who else in their orbit may have provided the money.

Currently, there is little, if any, public discussion about how, and to what extent, CE should be funded, and no publicly available data to the best of our knowledge about costs associated with successful CE practices in research.

As a matter of fact, there is scant empirical evidence on whether and to what extent government funding affects the external funding options available to universities, in particular those related to research and consulting activities.

This is in sharp contrast to mutual funds and, to a lesser extent, hedge funds, where star performers tend quickly to return to the average.

There is however another legitimate question: to what extent is arts funding regressive, in that the beneficiaries are better off than the general taxpayers?