Sentence examples for funding compared from inspiring English sources

Measure funding compared to needs.

In the immediate term, the MoD will lose £300m of funding compared to last year.

The government says the cumulative increase in funding, compared with previous spending plans, amounts to $29.9bn over the course of the decade.

For example, a "cameo" individual student in South Australia would receive $2,897 in commonwealth funding, compared with $4,224 for a student in the Northern Territory.

This status lowers the cost of funds for these banks and means larger banks benefit from lower costs of funding, compared with smaller institutions.

Among the most significant findings: When applying for financing, 28% of Latino business owners receive full funding, compared with 48% of white business owners.

Equity provides less than 15% of small and midsized firms' funding, compared with at least twice that in most other big economies.

As a recent open letter signed by over 150 council leaders outlined, by the end of this parliament councils will have felt a 33% cut in funding compared to average Whitehall reductions of only 12%.

Scotland's universities were also more reliant on UK grants too, studies from the Higher Education Statistics Agency suggested, providing 26% of their overall research funding compared 22% for the UK as a whole.

They insisted they were still on track to reach their target of raising $100m this year to fight the Democratic primary, and said Clinton's mix of funding compared favourably with Republicans who were more heavily reliant on Super Pac donations.

But how does the proposed Special Olympics funding compare to the total budget?