Sentence examples for funding rises from inspiring English sources

(That contribution will decline as the pension plan's funding rises with the forecast savings).

But the longer a government runs a large deficit, the greater the risk that it hits an inflection point where the markets take fright, and the cost of funding rises sharply: in this respect the eurozone experience is relevant.

"However, it is also fair to say that with recent cuts in legal aid funding, rises in court fees, and London's growing reputation for so-called 'divorce tourism', our courts are increasingly becoming the playing field for the super-wealthy - especially as these individuals have the endless financial capacity to appeal, claim and counter-claim".

The Conservatives have said they would protect the budget for 5-16 year-olds in cash terms, so that funding rises in line with pupil numbers but not in line with inflation or economic growth.

Britain's boxers won five medals from a 10-person team to meet their target, with Nicola Adams, Luke Campbell and Anthony Joshua all winning gold, and the sport's funding rises from £9.5m to £13.8m.

Whether funding rises or falls in the upcoming federal budget, there will still be a yawning global gap in treatment and prevention resources, especially in the hard-hit African nations that had been a major recipient of PEPFAR dollars.

But venture funding rose more than 650% in Germany and nearly 2,000% in Sweden.

Between 1998 and 2009 school funding rose by about 5% a year.

In 2015, US funding rose to $15m per year and Obama is expected to increase it again.

But after the first formal declaration of famine, on 20 July, funding rose to $572m in just two months.

In the first three quarters of 1999, corporate funding rose to $974 million, according to Venture One.