Sentence examples for scale of funds from inspiring English sources

As of October 2016, there were 19 funds in the Chinese market named after big data, with a combined scale of funds amounting to 15 billion RMB.7 One of the funds with outstanding performance is the Dacheng CSI 360 Internet + Big Data 100 Index Fund, which ranked second among stock-oriented funds that were newly launched in 2016.

Although a couple of CoCo bonds have been issued by firms elsewhere, the scale of fund-raising required is on an entirely new level, especially compared with Switzerland's small corporate-bond market.

"We've seen some red [warning signs] in terms of the readiness of the offices of DfID to prepare for the scale of funding that has suddenly come through their doors and the skills they need to oversee that funding effectively," said Mark Foster, a commissioner at Icai and author of the report.

Paracetamol, however, has earned itself a default position of "safe", and the onus now appears to be on researchers – none of whom are backed by the same scale of funding available to drug companies – to prove the suspected connection with asthma.

3. Urgent need to improve existing transition assistance programs, which Mike Mullen and others called "inadequate at best". 4. Address the "woefully inadequate" scale of funding for non-profit programs and the urgent need to help community-based groups develop needed infrastructure to scale up proven, needed, innovative practices that are not available through government programs.

The projections are based on past trends and assume no increase in the scale of funding, in line with the projected financing for the period in question.

Efficiency of funders' resource use could be examined, by contrasting the scale of funding provided by different actors with the outputs mapped by our study.

The reliance on one funder to provide an indication of the proportion of total research spending going to social science research may not have given us the true picture of the scale of funding in the NTD social science research.

More radically, we suggest that the NIH raise the pay-line to 20%, regardless of the funds available, with a sliding scale of funding that depends on the score received by the application and on the other funds available to the investigator.

Including all other funders in the analysis could have improved the precision of the scale of funding but it might not have altered the observed proportion of such funding and more importantly the conclusion that there exists a noticeable difference between social and non-social science research dollars spent on NTDs.

The most frequently mentioned barriers to WASH and NTD integration included: 1) differing programmatic objectives in the two sectors, including different indicators and metrics; 2) a disproportionate focus on mass drug administration; 3) differences in the scale of funding; 4) siloed funding; and 5) a lack of coordination and information sharing between the two sectors.