Sentence examples for not well funded from inspiring English sources

And the testers are not well funded.

"Elections are not well funded in this country, and the people running them are not professionals," he said.

Warr, who now works for User Voice, the rehabilitation charity, says: "Education departments are not big enough and not well funded enough to cope with the sheer numbers of people who desperately need literacy and numeracy".

"In a plan that is not well funded, I wouldn't recommend it," said Norm Jones, chief actuary for Gabriel Roeder Smith & Company, an actuarial firm that helps Illinois and a number of other states that have adopted the method.

For most of their history, the Shockers were known, if at all, for their mascot, WuShock, a giant shock of wheat with an unsettlingly murderous mien, who was introduced in 1948.* The program was not well funded — to raise money in the eighties, an athletic director staged camel races and charged an entry fee, among other promotional stunts.

Because of the high cost of NRT, initial support for free NRT only for 1 week would be appropriate for services which are not well funded.

But it's another thing to narrowly win against candidates who don't have a true organization, who aren't well funded, and who don't have a bustling campaign headquarters.

"University rowing isn't well funded in this country so Oxford and Cambridge are very lucky to have sponsorship.

They weren't well funded and for a very long time.

This is the reason that NASA isn't well funded anymore.

"Jokowi's campaign has not been well organised and run, not particularly well funded.