Sentence examples for gap in funds from inspiring English sources
Unless something changes, the gap in funds for business innovation will keep widening.
South Asia received 28% of all ODA for basic nutrition, although it represents 56% of the global gap in funds.
He also conceded that the likelihood of cuts in DCMS spending – and with it to the grant in aid to the Arts Council, English Heritage and the directly funded museums and galleries – would result in a gap in funding.
There's always a gap in funding our low- and moderate-income projects.
The Netherlands, Canada, Sweden and Finland have already pledged millions of dollars to help plug the gap in funding expected from US cuts.
For now, every American astronaut blasts off from this town, the stand-in for Cape Canaveral during a gap in funding for manned missions in the United States.
The gap in funding has passively created a disincentive for members of working-class communities, particularly those of color, to enter higher education.
It is conservatively estimated that this, when added to the additional funding received for VAT, insurance and capital costs, brings the gap in funding between academy sixth forms and sixth-form colleges to £1,598 per student, per year.
Under Mr. Torricelli's leadership, Democrats have narrowed a longstanding gap in fund-raising and now take in nearly as much as Republicans in so-called soft money donations.
While hoping that the chancellor will put his hand in his pocket for adult care in his autumn statement later this month, however, the LGA is also warning of a looming £1.9bn gap in funding for children's services in England.
