Sentence examples for funding increased from inspiring English sources

As the amount of industry funding increased across RCTs, from non-profit to mixed to fully industry funded RCTs, there was a statistically significant reduction in the number of RCTs with any actual costs (Cochran-Armitage test, p = 0.005) and any mention of costs (Cochran-Armitage test, p = 0.02).

Funding increased tenfold within a decade.

"After we had our funding increased, the Australians went straight to their government to complain about it".

Under its so-called "no compromise" approach, sports that do well will have their funding increased, while those that do not will be promptly cast aside.

Our public funding increased a little from 1997 to about 2003, but since then all the national museums have been cut back, and we have to make it up in private funds, or cut our program a bit".

The Bank of England's latest credit conditions survey (pdf) showed a slight fall in the availability of mortgages to consumers in the three months to mid June, as lenders' appetite for risk changed and the cost of funding increased.

"There are approximately 1,500 US laboratories authorized to work with fully active, fully virulent, biological weapons agents," said Ebright, who has worked to sound the alarm on lab safety since funding increased in 2002.

One company I've worked with a lot, New Writing North, has had its funding increased by 50% – but Red Ladder, a Leeds-based company I've also worked with, has had a 30% cut.

Senior directors at the charity Kids Company repeatedly warned trustees of the need to build up financial reserves or face going to the wall, the Guardian can reveal, as an analysis of the accounts show that its funding increased by more than 75% in five years.

Bank officials say both overall and fossil fuel-related funding increased in the Obama years as a result of the economic downturn and a concurrent boom in commodities, which "precipitated an interest in large projects, including mining, power and petrochemical facilities", said Caroline Scullin, the bank's senior vice-president of communications.

UK Sport vowed that funding, increased from £312m to £347m and guaranteed by the government for the next four years, would be invested in making sure Great Britain becomes the first host nation to deliver more medals at the following Games.