Sentence examples for make the subsidy from inspiring English sources

Any company coddled by a subsidy has less incentive to improve its bottom line (and hence make the subsidy unnecessary).

Rather than muck up industry pricing to subsidize certain consumers, Washington should make the subsidy aboveboard and direct.

Such reforms can make the subsidy fairer without eliminating the financial incentive employers have to offer health coverage to their employees.

About 250,000 cars have been sold — which represents about 50% of sales across the U.S. Ting's bill would make the subsidy stream far more dependable, if more costly.

One excellent proposal is to make the subsidies long term (ending the present boom or bust cycles) but rejigger them to reward lower costs and better performance.

He proposed that his successor in the White House and the next Congress provide larger tax credits to encourage young adults to buy coverage through the marketplaces and raise the income thresholds to make the subsidies available to more middle-class families.

Or would they put their skills to use in a non-subsidized industry, which would make the subsidies even harder to justify economically?

But Northern Ireland's Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment, then run by Foster, made the subsidy more valuable than the cost of wood pellets used to heat boilers.

Democrats should have made the subsidy permanent when they passed it in 2007, but the cost was considered too high, even as Congress was writing blank checks for two overseas wars and had earlier approved the Bush tax cuts, which cost more than $2 trillion over a decade.

At the same time, making the subsidy long-term or permanent can be unaffordable.

Some, including Hillary Clinton, have argued that the government should sweeten the carrot, by making the subsidies more generous.