Sentence examples for funding thinly from inspiring English sources

Higgins says there are two choices: spread the funding thinly, or allocate what he calls "different units of resource" to different "types" of university.

But the railways are burdened, says a former senior railways executive, by a system which demands that the minister spread his funds thinly in response to pressure from members of Parliament and state assemblies.

However, the efficiency of spreading the allocation of funds thinly among 30 countries was debated at the global level.

There is no benefit in 'salami-slicing' and spreading the funds too thinly to make a substantial difference to anyone.

And while some traditional investors might say that the startup studio model spreads funds too thinly, huge success from startups like Giphy, Dots, bit.ly, Chartbeat, and betaworks acquisitions such as Digg and Instapaper beg to differ.

This is very welcome but the funding now looks thinly spread.

For protectionists, the war against hedge funds is a thinly disguised war against London's influence.

Although the facts suggest that banks and hedge funds saw a thinly papered-over debt and deficit hole in the euro's accounts and punched through it for profit, Mrs. Merkel identified credit default swaps as the villain that had to be vanquished.

The art world is thinly funded, insular and suspicious of costly new technologies that have the potential to undermine serious connoisseurship and provenance researchers.

The allegation: Fund managers and directors fraudulently touted a thinly held stock that the fund owned in order to inflate the portfolio's value.

At the end of last year it settled for a wage rise in return for token increases in flexibility, but other reforms remain blocked.In higher education, teaching is in better shape, but research funding is inadequate and thinly spread.