Sentence examples for over subsidised from inspiring English sources
You've kept an eye on the row over subsidised opera, and with the help of Stephen Pollard's rant in the Times, you have the figures at your fingertips.
The doyen of Arab dictators, Muammar Gaddafi, in power for 41 years, seems particularly worried, given his scolding of Tunisian protesters and his rush to stamp out protests in Libya over subsidised housing.
And a 2012 look at the third grade outcomes was even less heartening, with no discernible academic gains and teachers reporting slightly more behavioral problems in the Head Start kids.This is basically the state of the debate over subsidised pre-school for families who can't otherwise afford it.
This once-sickly, over-subsidised industry is brimming with optimism.America has traditionally made ethanol from corn.
The over-regulated and over-subsidised housing market is in a slump, trapping 500,000 households in negative equity.
It doesn't mean it has to be over-subsidised by the state but it's something we're trying to figure out.
Prince Charles has put up with insinuations that he is thick, pompous, heartless and over-subsidised for decades without many chances to defend himself.
In view of all that has gone before, this one simple point has more impact than any number of tractor-borne assaults on American fast-food restaurants by over-subsidised continental gourmets.
As a result, the over-subsidised and under-staffed public primary care clinics are overburdened, providing care to a larger proportion of patients with chronic conditions (33.7/100 encounters) compared with the private primary care clinics (5.6/100 encounters) [ 10].
Leaked documents reveal that a government rail review will suggest that ticket pricing is too complex, too subsidised, over-regulated and inadequate at managing rush-hour demand.
Broadway is pretty moribund at the moment, but for the last two seasons the plays that have been making waves and winning Tonys over there have come from subsidised theatres over here.
