Sentence examples for funding make from inspiring English sources

Rather, it may be that the high cost of abortion, together with its social stigma and the absence of reliable sources of funding, make it hard to feel they have much choice in the matter.

But experience from elsewhere in the world shows that public funding and advertiser funding make poor bedfellows within a single broadcaster; as it lurches between conflicting incentives, its public service programming suffers.

You'll probably have seen the headlines – there is a salary premium for postgraduate study of £200,000, but difficulties in funding make entry tricky for students from less affluent backgrounds, so the salaries on offer are less accessible.

And federal backing might attract bright sparks into the field, and prevent others from going to places like Britain (where the government has recently permitted new embryos to be created through cloning for the specific purpose of cultivating stem cells).Critics say stem-cell research is immoral, illegal and unnecessaryCritics of federal funding make three arguments.

Admission fees play a relatively small part, but memberships, foundations and trusts, store purchases and local government funding make important contributions.

While Buddy Media is not the first to enter the space, its massive client base and funding make it a trendsetter.

Local control and funding makes national standards impossible.

3. Public funding makes the arts possible in many instances.

"With the funding made available to it, N.J.

The new system of funding makes it more difficult to get these types of documentaries made".

I think the funding makes it now.