Sentence examples for needs a subsidy from inspiring English sources

"It's an unjust idea about who needs a subsidy to go to college," Ms. McGuire said.

"There is no effort to determine whether someone living in rent stabilization needs a subsidy," Mr. Silber said.

It was the first airliner capable of making a profit for airlines without needing a subsidy from carrying mail.

Scottish renewables are cheap to generate - needing a subsidy of on average £44 or less than half the rest of the UK.

In laying out a possible financing plan, the Jets are walking a tightrope between telling bankers how lucrative a Manhattan site might be and telling government officials that they need a subsidy.

Mr. Corbett of the Empire State Development Corporation, however, said the institutions seeking to build a biotech center at Queens West "have yet to present a coherent case for why they need a subsidy".

The tuition amounts to less than half of the cost of educating each child and, though the church generates revenue by renting out part of its school building and through other fund-raising, it still expects to need a subsidy from the archdiocese of about $92,000, he said.

However, the project, which has the initial support of some environmental groups, is likely to generate its own concerns because it will need a subsidy of about £150 per megawatt hour (MWh) – compared with the £98 agreed for Hinkley and wholesale electricity prices of £50 per MWh.

Fisker acknowledges that he'll need a subsidy.

Does Pillsbury really need a subsidy to promote its Doughboy?

Besides, if the public did like it, why would it need a subsidy?