Sentence examples for generally funded from inspiring English sources

During the late 1930s and early 1940s, atomic research was expensive and generally funded by the government and the military.

Each level is formed by a democratically elected body generally funded through a combination of business rates, central government grants and council tax.

He is a prominent conservative businessman who has generally funded Republican campaigns, but did not contribute to the Trump presidential bid.

Research into fasting isn't generally funded by organisations that stand to profit from other means of losing weight or maintaining health, such as the diet industry or big pharma (some scientists are confident that controlled fasting could reduce or eliminate the need for some drugs), but rather by government bodies and cancer research charities.

The manufacturers funded most of the trials for ranibizumab, pegaptanib, dexamethasone and fluocinolone, whereas trials for bevacizumab and triamcinolone were generally funded by non-pharmaceutical organisations.

The U.S. and Canadian trials were generally funded by government or national research bodies, the remaining trials were funded by a mixture of public and private funding, and five of the trials did not declare a funding source.

Sue Whittaker, head of student recruitment, says its full-time MBA students generally fund themselves through career development loans, scholarships and working part time.

VCs generally fund their portfolio without debt and a listing is often seen as a way of raising the company's profile and providing access to further capital.