Sentence examples for quite funded from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, one of the two new projects I'll be working on is nearer to my heart than my Ph.D. work, which should be cause for celebration--except that, of course, that one isn't quite funded (sigh).

I am quite confident that better funded environmental research could identify other basic earth processes we experience but do not understand.

The midterm evaluation also revealed that the network structure had resulted in quite a large number of funded 4-year PhD studies.

If your annual funding is only £70,000 (the average of many new regularly funded organisations), then it is quite difficult to come up with reasons why you need £75,000.

All of which would be quite an achievement for such a moderately funded startup hailing from Europe.

All of which would be quite an achievement for a (still) moderately funded startup hailing from Europe, albeit one that is now backed by Betaworks.

But industry's often well-funded and persistent lobbying is quite another matter.

Sure, some companies -- even quite successful ones -- are only angel-funded.

"Gary Peters' position is funded myself, so it's not quite as stark financially as it seems.

Proposals to get the best young biomedical scientists earlier into their own independent, well-funded laboratories have been around for quite a while.

Here's another change in the plan: Although it is still well-funded, it apparently won't be quite the half-a-billion-dollar effort originally envisioned.