Sentence examples for funds means from inspiring English sources
In scenario 3, a half-funded year one with an average growth rate for comparable funds means that we may not reach the year five ambition of $1.5 billion until 2040 -- a decade past the SDG 4 goal for universal, quality education.
No state funds and no city funds means no future.
The decision to increase emergency funds means that Greece's ELA cap now exceeds €84.1bn.
Eliminating these funds means thousands more mothers needlessly dying in childbirth.
Own funds means money belonging to the borrower other than funds on deposit in the cash-construction fund-trustee account.
Planning permission has, after much wrangling, been approved but a lack of funds means that the £600,000 'Stairway to Heaven' seems as far away from being built as eve.
Brandis said the diversion of funds meant there was no "significant reduction in arts funding overall".
Here in Allentown the steadily shrinking funds mean that there will be hard choices ahead.
He also said Mr. Dennis had misappropriated funds meant for Mr. Hall and the other fugitives.
The sheer size of the funds meant the rewards for the managers were still enormous.
"The mathematics of our funds mean we need generally large companies to be created reasonably fast.
