Sentence examples for significant additional funds from inspiring English sources

"GBRMPA is clearly concerned and is being proactive in lifting its response level and we support them in taking this action," said WWF spokesperson Richard Leck. "Surveying the impact of this bleaching event requires significant additional funds because of the challenges of getting scientists into the field over enormous distances".

He added: "The government has recently made significant additional funds available to help combat the results of the relentless rainfall this winter but money spent on repairing damage never goes as far as money invested in planned, preventative maintenance.

He said that "significant additional funding" would be sought next year.

This would, of course, require significant additional funding, which is increasingly difficult to get.

"Unless significant additional funding is found patients will bear the cost as staff numbers are cut, waiting times rise and quality of care deteriorates.

"Despite significant additional funding and a huge effort to contain deficits, it is clear that this is going to be a herculean challenge.' Health minister David Prior said: "As the King's Fund makes clear, this government is investing significant additional funding in the NHS, an extra £10bn a year by 2020, which is only possible thanks to our strong economy.

Westminster has committed "significant additional funding"—an extra £200m ($322m) over the next four years to the Police Service of Northern Ireland to combat it.Although public support for terrorists is low, it takes only a few hundred idle youths to stage a riot.

Experts had said the work at the South Ford section of the causeway would allow water to flow more freely but the council said it would require significant additional funding from the Scottish government.

If significant additional funding is not received soon, UNICEF will be unable to respond to exponentially growing needs of these most vulnerable victims of this human tragedy".

That's because the underlying assumption that universities deserve significant additional public funding runs counter to two realities that will affect higher education.

Kaplan and Laing emphasize the need for significant additional government funding.