Sentence examples for shrinking funding from inspiring English sources

Having spent a year working in the voluntary sector, Fountain says there is little future for traditional grant-dependent charitable projects thanks to increasing competition for shrinking funding streams.

With the numbers of 17- and 18-year-olds in the population remaining flat for a few more years, sixth-form colleges would face shrinking funding under the Tory plans, just at the point where teenagers are compelled by law to stay in education of training until the age of 18. Overall, Labour's pledge is an improvement on the Conservative offer, especially at the nursery and 16-18 levels.

In 2013, UC leaders, faced with shrinking funding, opted to jettison it.

On the healthcare front, it could be argued that a Conservative policy of shrinking funding to the NHS, which puts pressure on the service to do more with less, is intended to open Trusts' doors to 'AI innovators' when they come knocking and touting their ability to build cost-cutting tools — if only they're given access to the data.

Pair that with shrinking funding at the state and federal level for education and these economics require that universities evolve or become irrelevant.

As our own Congresswoman from Ohio, Marcy Kaptur (D-Toledo), has argued, increasing the nuclear weapons budget while shrinking funding for nonproliferation efforts aimed at preventing nuclear terrorism makes little sense.

Here in Allentown the steadily shrinking funds mean that there will be hard choices ahead.

Many of us are very concerned that early loss of patent protection and shrinking funds for grants to researchers will compromise progress in these efforts.

Unable to agree on how much to spend, or how to top up the shrinking fund, lawmakers passed nine short extensions of the old act before finally approving a new, two-year bill last year.

Shrinking funds have led the city to scrap plans to refurbish 24 of the 290 schoolyards slated for public use in Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's environmental agenda, the city's Independent Budget Office said Wednesday on its Web site.

Instead, as the economy crumbled and public universities nationwide struggled with shrinking funds, she took on the daunting job of running a medical center and research university with 23,000 employees, two hospital complexes, dozens of clinics, 5,590 students, residents and postdoctoral fellows and a $3 billion budget.