Sentence examples for sparse funding from inspiring English sources

"Boyhood" or "Growing Up", directed by Richard LinklaterFilms often take longer to make than initially expected: troublesome starlets, wild weather or suddenly sparse funding can cause delays.

Legal aid lawyers in China have sparse funding and antiquated equipment.

The failings cannot be ascribed to sparse funding, as the hospital's supporters often have done.

But he worries that smaller districts may receive little guidance from their state and, given sparse funds, decide not to make STEM a priority.

It seems kind of silly to spend my sparse funds on something that, at best, might become a fun pastime for him as an adult.

According to Sarang, much of the sparse government funding that has been allotted for HIV relief has been spent on counterproductive campaigns, such as a one $1 million initiative last year, which promoted the message that condoms don't protect against HIV. .

The recent move by the Fish and Wildlife Service means that the sparse federal funds devoted to protecting wild animals will be wasted on efforts that cannot help save jaguars.

Critics including unlikely allies such as the Ramblers Associationn and the TaxPayers' Alliance have called the bridge an absurd vanity project on a stretch of the Thames already well stocked with bridges, which will block historic views along the river and prove a long-term drain on sparse public funds that they say could be better spent on more useful transport schemes.

They haven't controlled Trenton since, making campaign funds sparse.

The IMF is trying to measure the problems of sectors where data do not exist or are sparse: for instance, for hedge funds, money-market funds and over-the-counter derivatives.

In 1998, Mr. Hevesi approved the investment of $130 million in city pension fund money in a private equity fund with a sparse track record.