Sentence examples for ill funded from inspiring English sources

In particular with regard to chronic toxicity endpoints, such research efforts are still ill funded and scattered throughout Germany and to increase exchange and collaboration a National Reference Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing should be established which could be hosted at ZEBET@BfR.

The quest was ill funded and poorly managed, and had a rather feeble ally in Hamet, who repeatedly attempted to back out of the plot.

Laboratories at her institution were ill funded and poorly equipped.

Moreover, they are faced with enormous and unprecedented disease burdens in tandem with ill-equipped, poorly funded and often dysfunctional health care system in social contexts where the family largely remains the sole source of social security and health insurance for the majority of people faced with disease and risks of premature death.

And thankfully on this occasion there appears to be no ill-conceived special dividend funded by an increased bank facility with a rather punchy arrangement fee.

In October 1786, the Committee funded an ill-fated expedition of 280 Black men, 40 Black women and 70 White women (mainly wives and girlfriends) to settle in Sierra Leone.

Through her direction, the foundation continues to assist battered women, the mentally ill, and to fund scholarships for Queens College students.

Some 60% of the Press Complaints Commission's funding comes from national newspapers, but it is believed the Financial Times, Guardian and Independent, contribute only about 5%to6%6% of the overall budget of around £2m and could ill afford to fund a new system whose costs have been estimated at £3m a year.

And while last year's Murdered by My Boyfriend was only ever going to be a one-off, the fact that that too has been recognised by the Academy confirms a trend that is both exciting and worrying: there is a dynamic hub developing new and inventive drama talent that the corporation behind it can ill afford to fund.

Early iterations of the Cures Act contained provisions that would have allowed parents to access medical information about their seriously mentally ill adult children, as well as provisions to increase the number of hospital beds available to the seriously ill and reign in federally funded anti-treatment lawyers.

The pro-federalisation crowd often complains about how states are ill-equipped to fund Medicaid.