Sentence examples for funding fraction from inspiring English sources
With the existing funding fraction, Kumar says the project will build basic infrastructure such as roads, water pipelines, sewage lines and waste collection.
Democrats care enough to propose token sums that would fund a fraction of the need.
Some $3.7 trillion is still sitting in money market mutual funds, and the money trickling back to stock and bond funds represents a fraction of the $300 billion that flowed out in the last half of 2008.
And it was cheap, with fund expenses a fraction of those charged by other stock mutual funds.
This has left the banks increasingly reliant on short-term loans from the European Central Bank (ECB), funding a sizeable fraction of their assets this way.
Government programs have yet to have any positive effect on the Great Barrier Reef, conservationists say, with federal funding only a fraction of what is needed to tackle chemical pollution, conservationists say.
Trump fumed to then-House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis). that the funding was a fraction of what he would need and threatened not to sign the measure, according to two people with knowledge of the conversation.
Ground-based Midcourse Defense currently receives less than $2 billion in funding annually, a fraction of one-percent of the defense budget.
Costa Mesa city administrators on Tuesday recommended funding only a fraction of a proposal to revamp the athletics field at Costa Mesa High School from the next fiscal year's budget.
"One in three women will die of heart disease, while one in 31 women will die of breast cancer, yet heart disease funding is a fraction of that for breast cancer.
Along with the original bill's $659 million in funding -- a fraction of President Barack Obama's $3.7 billion request and the Senate's failed $2.7 billion package -- it included measures to send National Guard troops to the border, add immigration lawyers and change a 2008 law so unaccompanied minors from countries other than Mexico and Canada could be deported more quickly.
