Sentence examples for handsomely financed from inspiring English sources

The new festival is handsomely financed by various German authorities, he said, and will have a "prelude" next year, with a full opening in 2003.

Central Park has skimped by on a pre-Paulson endowment of $144 million, which made it one of the most handsomely financed and tended 843-acre parks in the world.

But they offer a tantalizing clue as to how handsomely financed "fellows" at corporate-backed think tanks (a description that fits eight of the 13 contributors) manage to connect so unfailingly with a mass audience.

Some of July's festivals, which range from the handsomely financed (the producer Arielle Tepper spent $1 million on the Summer Play Festival) to the hardly financed (Hell will cost about $4,000), also have other specific focuses, whether it be the work of gays and lesbians (the Hot! Festival, the Fresh Fruit Festival) or the work of women (Women Center Stage).

The nonprofit conservancy is financed handsomely by upmarket developers and tenants; the parks serve as backyard for that sturdy bulwark of capitalism, the World Financial Center, home of American Express, Merrill Lynch and Dow Jones.

In the early 1980s he invested in "Blame It on Rio" and financed "9 ½ Weeks," which paid off handsomely.

Wars are financed with credit extended to both sides of the conflict by bankers who stand above the fray but profit handsomely.

The American banks helping to finance the deal have benefited handsomely from taxpayer bail-outs.

If he decides to self-finance, rather than sell out to the plutocracy as Clinton has, he could profit handsomely yet at the same time save the country considerable money because of his lower ROI expectations.

The formation of Exonics shows how patients are placing their hopes on CRISPR and also how some charities have started financing drug development directly, a trend known as "venture philanthropy". That practice can pay off handsomely.

Bailing out a completely broken mortgage finance system that rewarded handsomely (some would say shamelessly) myriad private-sector entities and the mortgage industry represents a shift towards socialism.