Sentence examples for funds so much from inspiring English sources

However, the report shows that since the 2008 financial crisis wages have similarly been depressed by pension payments – not because the money has been diverted into workers' retirement funds so much as it has been used to fill huge black holes left behind by former workers; who can now claim to be among the wealthiest pensioners in the world.

Surveys and interviews indicate that many Americans in states with lotteries linked to education think their schools are largely supported by lottery funds — so much so that they even mention this when asked to vote for tax increases or bond authorizations to finance their schools.

But a still-unfolding series of scandals suggests that beneath the industry's calm and trusted surface may lurk practices quite as unsavoury as any of those revealed last year at Wall Street's big investment banks, or the year before at the likes of Enron.Because Americans trust mutual funds so much, some fear that this could do more damage to American capitalism than any of the earlier scandals.

But just as worrisome was the second part of Landgraf's speech, in which he wondered how the industry could fund so much TV.

The CBSO chair, Bridget Blow, said the orchestra was "concerned and disappointed" that the council was cutting arts and culture funding "so much faster than local authorities in other major cities".

The barrier isn't funding so much as attitudes: teachers don't think they "have permission" to teach film, in the context of school league tables and directives on the curriculum.

"Under Thom Tillis's leadership, they've cut textbook funding so much that I can't help my son with his homework," she says, before quickly segueing into a statement about how Tillis does not represent people such as herself and only works for billionaires and lobbyists.

"The department needs to be much more transparent about why it is funding so much of this research if the public are to have confidence that it does not threaten our civil liberties and that the military's surveillance capabilities are not to be turned on British citizens".

"It gives us something to work really intensively over the next two or three months towards designing a system where we don't quarrel about health funding so much as work together in partnership to deliver better health care," the Victorian premier, Daniel Andrews, said.

(If all the media should help with its next round of funding, so much the better).

"Heather is going to find it tough, but she's very focused and also she's in a very privileged position in that she doesn't have to worry about the funding so much".