Sentence examples for funding differently from inspiring English sources

Without taking these types of funding into account, there is some uncertainty regarding the generalizability of our therapeutic specific classification as such institutions may prioritize funding differently than those under consideration in this study.

Although both Medicare and Medicaid are examples of government-funded programs, they are funded differently.

"I think that this country in the end has benefited from having a range of media which are funded differently, constituted differently and have different objectives," he said.

They don't realise we're different, or indeed that we're funded differently.

The two managers ran their funds differently.

Can these services be funded differently?

Is there a future in filmmaking that's funded differently, I wonder?

One of the biggest problems is that the NHS is funded one way – through general taxation – while most social care is funded differently, through local authorities block contracts and a mix of means-testing and private money.

In a phone interview, Mr. Friedrich, who last served on the foundation's board in the mid-1980s, said: "The foundation must raise funds differently than through selling works of art, selling its heritage".

Managing director of Greenwich Leisure Limited Mark Sesnan explained how social enterprises like his own view risk as a commercial necessity to achieving impact in the community: "Of course charities and social enterprises manage our funds differently.

It might work better if it were funded differently, let's say by a levy on all City businesses, such that it were no longer a promotional and profit opportunity for just one.