Sentence examples for is adequately funded from inspiring English sources
adverb
In an adequate manner.
Universities absolutely should prioritize their needs – by making sure that mental health care is adequately funded, widely available and destigmatized.
As former drug tsar General Barry McCaffrey told NPR: "I don't think [the drug war] is adequately funded.
And all of this has to be done in a way which is adequately funded and undertaken in a cost-effective manner.
We also need to ensure the health service is adequately funded if we're to deal effectively with the growing burden of cancer and offer all patients the best chance of long-term survival".
"It is a program we require people to participate in, so we have to make sure it is adequately funded to handle claims," said Representative Timothy H. Bishop, Democrat of New York, whose district in Long Island has more than 100 miles of coastline.
While he notes that as a result of a report by the Business Council of Australia the government recognized the lack of a science and innovation strategy, Roy Green of the University of Technology, Sydney, says the agenda is a "dismal" series of "ad hoc" announcements, none of which is adequately funded.
Which brings us to a hearing scheduled in New Jersey (where I live) before a judge appointed by New Jersey's Supreme Court to consider whether New Jersey is adequately funding its schools.
"They have never been adequately funded, even through the boon years of the 90's".
