Sentence examples for squeeze funding from inspiring English sources

Squeeze funding, and new writing is especially vulnerable.

Doesn't his budget squeeze funding for such cherished government programmes as subsidised housing for the poor?

One way to deflect dissent to government policy from the arts during the 1980s was to squeeze funding.

Attempts are being made to squeeze funding for the group, some of which comes from the Somali diaspora in the US, the UK, Sweden, Germany and Australia.

This contrasts with his recent experience in the UK of the struggle to "squeeze funding out of the Research Councils or the EU".

Servicing such high fixed returns could squeeze funds available for providing the actual care.

Temer's austerity plan could squeeze funds even further.

The two have now become one and paying capital and running costs for big facilities has squeezed funding for researchers.

Haldane's move the US in the 1980s was prompted by the Thatcher government squeezing funding for curiousity-driven scientific research.

But how we square this growing trend for university public engagement with increasingly squeezed funding for scholarly research is now a serious question for all academics working with the media.

Starr, who tellingly had the title of executive director, has been a canny operator on the behalf of the NT getting the best deals for a string of hits that continue to replenish the NT coffers at a time of squeezed funding, but he was never just a money man.