Sentence examples for long underfunded from inspiring English sources

Long underfunded by the region's governments, sport is helping to unite communities torn apart by Ebola.

It was a heady time, but the troubles of a long, underfunded campaign — "the problems between ourselves," as he calls it — were already creeping in.

It was a heady time, but the troubles of a long, underfunded campaign—"the problems between ourselves," as he calls it were already creeping in.

"Many of the problems we are now facing help to prove the point that Swedish police have long been underfunded and understaffed," Lena Nitz, the director of the police union, told TT. "It is obvious that the migrant situation is a great strain.

SSA has long been underfunded.

Toronto is huge, and our shelter and crisis centres have long been underfunded, understaffed, and under-equipped to meet the demands made upon them.

As with all things, this takes money, and the FDA and state agencies have too long been underfunded in many of their oversight roles.

What's best for public and private higher education in the long run, already underfunded and weighed down by a massive collection of contradictory and expensive state and federal rules and regulations?

IHS also has a long history of being underfunded.

"It begins to repair the damage that's been done by a long period of underfunding".

He called on politicians demanding Sir Ian's resignation to reflect on a "long period of underfunding" for the Met, which he said he was using his powers as mayor to reverse.