Sentence examples for most subsidised from inspiring English sources

Maybe it should actually be called Shakespeare: Our Most Subsidised Playwright.

Similarly, in 2012, in the UK's 10 most subsidised theatres, only 24% of directors were female.

Moldova has seen the sharpest fall in GDP of all the former-Soviet republics, since it was the most subsidised.

Spain's MPs may be in search of some new watering holes, however, after the country's main political parties put an abrupt end to most subsidised alcoholic drinks in the parliament's nine different bars and cafeterias.

This is more than a quarter of fishing boats' total revenues, making fishing one of the most subsidised industries anywhere (though less so than farming).The combination of open access and subsidy inevitably leads to overcapacity.

So why not close the country's least-used and most-subsidised railways, perhaps replacing them with buses?

More plays were staged by the UK's most-subsidised theatre companies in 2014 compared with five years earlier, despite fears about funding cuts, BBC research suggests.

The most heavily subsidised parts of the network are in the North of England, Scotland and Wales.

Spain, with the largest and most heavily subsidised fishing fleet in Europe, would suffer badly.

Meanwhile, Ms Sturgeon would demand, as a representative of Britain's most generously subsidised region, an end to public spending cuts that most Britons broadly approve of.

One yardstick: AT&T, which benefits most from subsidised rates, has become an enthusiastic advocate of states' rights recently.Mr Powell has answered Mr Martin with a second proposal, which hands a bit more power to the states.