Sentence examples for funding drop from inspiring English sources

In an email to BBC staff, Thompson said that the deal, which will freeze the licence fee for six years at £145.50, equivalent to a 16% funding drop in real terms, was "realistic".

The report also highlights underfunding for the Wildlife Division, which is tasked with protecting the Selous reserve, and says the agency saw funding drop $2.8m annually in 2005 to $0.8m in 2009 after funding raised from safari photography trips was scrapped.

The fire service will use £605,000 from reserves to offset the funding drop.

This kind of funding drop precludes Nasa from starting new missions in this part of its portfolio.

The UC system has seen state funding drop from $15,020 per student in 2000-2001 to $8220 in 2010-2011, forcing substantial tuition hikes.

Other funding headlines include; the buggest funding drop comes in culture and Gaelic, which will be reduced from £194.2m to £174.9m.

In 2010, funding dropped for the first time.

That happened once, Kirsch says, to a group that lost its focus; funding dropped after two quarters.

After those three regions, biotech funding drops off sharply, with no other regions receiving more than $70 million in investment.

Expansion funding dropped in the fourth quarter, dipping 9percentt from the prior quarter to $2.4 billion.

Look at 2017 —  despite all those big hacks, Series A funding dropped by 25% in 2017.