Sentence examples for nearly fully funded from inspiring English sources
But even if the state pensions can somehow come up with the money they need to be nearly fully funded, that might not solve all of the state's money problems.
Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes Economic Security Projectt contributed $1 million to nearly fully fund Stockton's 1-year UBI experiment.
Considering that the commodity supply cost of ACTs together with other technologies used to prevent malaria such as bed nets and RDTs are nearly fully donor funded in Tanzania, it is perhaps surprising that the 2009/2010 National Health Accounts found that approximately 40% of total malaria expenditure came from households [ 4].
Little did Farrington expect to see the project nearly half-funded in the first 24 hours, and fully funded in just four days.
The fact that so many governors have found political gain in opposing a nearly fully-funded Medicaid expansion suggests that long-term support for Medicaid is weaker than it appeared just a few years ago.
High-risk pools have been a failure nearly everywhere they have been tried, largely because they are never "fully funded"; that, in turn, is because fully funding them would generally cost so much money that it vitiates much of the savings they were instituted to create.
Our rivals are fully funded.
Your parents fully funded Multiple Maniacs.
That gift has been fully funded.
"Every policy fully costed, fully funded, fully paid for with no additional borrowing.
