Sentence examples for providing through from inspiring English sources

Yellen said Tuesday that if the economy keeps improving, the Fed will take "further measured steps" to reduce the support it's providing through monthly bond purchases.

With modest dignity he ignites the minds of the children in his care, providing through education and the pleasure of reading a sorely needed respite from the horrors that are threatening to engulf them.

Wilson, quoting anthropologist Richard Wrangham, explains how the discovery of fire marks the decisive moment where "upright apes became more fully human", providing, through a more balanced and nourishing diet, "a dull human body with a brilliant human mind".

Now that the investment climate is harsher, the insurers are looking for new high-yielding (ie, riskier) investments, which banks are providing through financial engineering.Fixed-income products, such as asset-backed securities, are particularly attractive to insurers with fixed nominal liabilities who failed to predict low inflation and low interest rates.

The inability to control the violence, with fresh horrors nearly every week, has rattled even some admirers in the United States Congress, who have begun to question publicly whether Mr. Calderón's strategy — supported by the $1.4 billion in anticrime aid the United States is providing through the multiyear Merida Initiative — is making progress.

Here is what George Osborne said when he was interviewed on the BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Monday morning: "The typical family with someone working full-time on the minimum wage will be better off, not just a little bit better off but £2,000 a year better off, if you include the lower taxes we are providing through the personal allowance; the childcare for three and four-year-olds.

The Marine & Technology division operates as a naval support business, providing through-life services and deep maintenance to the Royal Navy's major warships and nuclear-powered submarines.

As competition has increased, commercial strategies are increasingly moving towards providing through-life solutions for complex engineering products such as submarines.

He said extra support for disadvantaged families was provided through universal credit and the pupil premium.

Liquid nourishment was provided through drinking straws that were built into the door.

Where possible, however, individual training is increasingly being provided through tri-service schools.