Sentence examples for funding somewhere from inspiring English sources

Our sources put the company's funding somewhere around $6 million in its recent funding round.

"Well, the government had to cut funding somewhere, so they cut funding for education.

Think tanks themselves are meant to influence the political process, and think tanks have to get their funding somewhere.

That, as you may know, seems to involve the establishment of a company-funded trust fund, somewhere between $35 billion and $50 billion, to enable the union to take responsibility for heath care of its GM members and retirees.

Because what I found is that these guys normally leave and get funded somewhere.

Mr Modi is seen as a rare example of a chief minister without involvement in bribes or extortion, though his BJP cadres presumably have to raise funds somewhere.

Private-equity firms, like people, want to believe in an afterlife, and veteran executives may cling to the hope of raising another fund somewhere down the line.

Stewart said Swansea council had to make savings of £81m over the next three years and the sale of the Liberty Stadium is expected to raise funds somewhere in the region of £20-25m.

"Hedge funds have become such a big factor in financial markets that in order to make sure your students' knowledge base is current, you really have to cover hedge funds somewhere in the curriculum," said Andrew W. Lo, professor at the M.I.T. Sloan School of Management and director of the M.I.T. Laboratory for Financial Engineering.

"It's just there isn't a slush fund somewhere".

And for every startup that's funded in China, there's a startup that's not funded somewhere else.