Sentence examples for funding hard from inspiring English sources

With funding hard to come by, there is a temptation to hire new staff based on the money-making potential of their research rather than on the quality of their science.

While he called the cuts to LIHEAP funding "hard," he deemed additional cuts to clean energy research and technology "tragic".

With funding harder to come by in many Western countries, China's impressive investment in research and development is proving a draw for many Western researchers.

This is skittish money that can be gone in a trice.Banks in vulnerable countries have already found money-market funding harder to come by, or at least dearer.

Tony Hall, the director general, is expected to warn on Thursday that a drop in the number of people paying the licence fee has hit BBC funding harder than previously expected and that the broadcaster must take radical action.

In fact, I find the documentation for EU funding harder to fathom than Chinese".

Lamentably, as is the case of conducting public diplomacy in this age, the Muskie Fellowship has fallen on funding hard-times.

The group, known for funding hard-hitting attack ads against congressional Democrats in the 2010 elections, has said that it and its sister group, American Crossroads, intend to spend $300 million in this year's elections.

In response to these concerns, there have been calls for institutions to become more responsible for funding "hard-money" faculty positions, and to increase NIH incentives for doing so, rather than relying on external sources of funding for "soft-money" positions (Alberts, 2010).

The bear stockmarket of the past two years has hit pension funds hard and brought home to companies the investment risk that they are shouldering.

The internal rate of return (IRR) of its 2006 vintage fund was a miserable -25% on March 31st.The financial crisis hit some of Europe's largest buy-out funds hard.