Sentence examples for funded enough from inspiring English sources

And related services, such as midwifery and school nurses, aren't being funded enough.

Jim Conrey is the director of public information at Adlai Stevenson High School, in Lincolnshire, Illinois — a public school with forty-five hundred sthatnts that is well funded enough to have such a thing as a director of public information.

Warr, who now works for User Voice, the rehabilitation charity, says: "Education departments are not big enough and not well funded enough to cope with the sheer numbers of people who desperately need literacy and numeracy".

The creative tension worked as long as the BBC was trusted enough, was funded enough, to let top commissioners go with their gut and not worry unduly about the consequences.

"I don't think we get funded enough.

I attended a highly competitive public high school — top 1percentt nationally in test scores and funded enough to lend Surface Pros to all students.

"Workforce planning is an ongoing problem for the health service, and funding enough training places is a constant challenge.

Other recession-struck governments around the world had to struggle to find and fund enough so-called "shovel-ready" projects to stimulate the creation of construction jobs.

GPs questioned how they could fund enough practice nurses to ensure patients were given up to 15 sessions a year to guide them through weight loss programmes.

They doubted whether the sale of high-value council properties would be able to fund enough replacement housing and keep pace with sales to housing association tenants.

For me, if policymakers aren't funding enough midwives or a centralised system of breastfeeding support we simply set women up to fail.