Sentence examples for going to existing from inspiring English sources
Asked if the money would be better going to existing children's services such as the Sure Start scheme that no longer has ring-fenced funding, he said the digital contact plan was an extra scheme that would reach everyone.
Should they go to existing telecoms operators or be directed towards new entrants?
But many fear that the contracts will go to existing merchant wind farms, instead of financing new ones.
Analysts say Verizon could sell as many as nine million iPhones this year, although most of those could go to existing customers.
No new shares are being sold, meaning the proceeds after flotation costs will go to existing shareholders.
As much as £4.45 billion went to existing landlords switching from traditional, and more expensive, commercial loans to cheaper buy-to-let mortgages.
Of the 200,000 new small-business licences issued, some two-thirds are thought to have gone to existing, but previously clandestine, outfits.
Three of these will go to existing analogue broadcasters such as the BBC and Channel 4, whose channels will mainly be free for viewers.
I'm pretty sure the "flexible margin" of places at universities charging an average fee of £7,500 or less will go to existing providers.
In this case, the money went to existing shareholders, and regulatory filings show it was Sam Waksal who insisted that Bristol-Myers buy ImClone's stock and suggested it be from existing shareholders.
