Sentence examples for funding hole from inspiring English sources

At the moment we're running to stand still and fundraising to fill a funding hole.

TfL has yet to reveal the funding needs for Metronet up to 2017 amid speculation that it also faces a budget deficit on top of the existing £2bn funding hole.

In the 1990s, when the US shifted its aid policy away from family planning, and from Latin America, the Brazilian NGO Bemfam found itself with a yearly funding hole of $2m.

The Arts Council and other similar government organisations are generally considered to be geared up for funding big budget/high-end projects and there has been little talk of these organisations filling the cultural funding hole that will be left by tax credits.

Moves by the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) to plug a £80m funding hole in its budget had threatened to end British involvement in the Gemini Observatory, which consists of two large telescopes, one based in Chile and the other in Hawaii.

Contained in that budget plan was the provision to cover ITER's funding hole.

Instead, legislators have scrambled to plug funding holes as best they can, primarily through transfers from general revenue.

So plays and playwrights are developed in the context of two gaping funding holes on either side of their first commission.

But that bill, which became law, was quickly revealed to have funding holes.

The Legislature, the group said, must plug the funding holes in its package passed last week, and bring in more revenue by eliminating a capital gains tax break and allowing an expansion of gambling in the state.

Its pension-fund hole will cost the PPF at least £225m according to John Ralfe, a pensions consultant; the bill could be much higher.