Sentence examples for mostly subsidized from inspiring English sources

The number of Zionist colonies, however, mostly subsidized by the French philanthropist Edmond, baron de Rothschild, rose from 19 in 1900 to 47 in 1918, even though the majority of the Jews were town dwellers.

What he meant was that phones should be free because they would be fully (or mostly) subsidized by mobile advertising.

Egypt does not have enough arable land to feed its growing population, and must import 50% of its foodstuffs, mostly subsidized, low-cost US wheat.

Instead, the new accounts mostly subsidize wealthier families whose children already attend private school.

(Interestingly, blue states generally subsidize red ones).

The budget, which amounts to about $168 billion per year, goes mostly to subsidize farmers and support regional projects in poorer member states.

The budget, which amounts to about €130 billion, or $180 billion, per year, goes mostly to subsidize farmers and support regional projects in poorer member states.

The budget, which amounts to about €130 billion per year, goes mostly to subsidize farmers and support regional projects in poorer member states.

The budget, which amounts to about 130 billion euros per year, goes mostly to subsidize farmers and support regional projects in poorer member states, policies that were originally intended to help bind Europe together and mute the economic discord that in the past fueled antagonisms that led to bloody wars.

In South Africa, CHWs were further recruited and trained, mostly by local NGOs subsidized by GFATM grants, to provide prevention and promotion activities on HIV at community level.

Social and private health insurance that can help finance health services are currently limited in India and until recently, government financing efforts were mostly focused on subsidizing public facilities.