Sentence examples for subsidised with from inspiring English sources
Ethanol production from corn is heavily subsidised, with output running at more than 13.5 billion gallons annually.
The school will be subsidised, with the government paying two-thirds of fees and parents covering the remaining third, 3,000 Danish kroner a month (£344).
The tenant will be subsidised with housing benefit – the second biggest welfare programme in the UK, already costing £24bn a year.
Morzine works hard in the summer to please tourists: a multi-pass, subsidised with your accommodation, works on the ski lifts, the ice-skating rink and the 50-metre outdoor swimming pool, with more dramatic views along the valley.
Private media firms such as Netflix and Amazon could be subsidised with public money originally taken from the BBC's budget to pay for rural broadband, the public broadcaster has claimed.
They choose to pay less because of a business model that sees the workforce as a cost to be driven down in the pursuit of ever higher profit, often linked to bloated bonuses and share options for a gilded few at the top – and subsidised with billions in publicly funded tax credits.
"They're not necessarily bad, but it's not obvious that all these things are stuff that we want to subsidise with taxpayers' money".
Unlike care homes for older people, there are virtually no self-funders among our clients, so we can't cross-subsidise with private fees.
The message is to forget the state (unless you are a loser); resent your neighbour (he is probably a high earner masquerading as a low earner, to get that social flat you're subsidising with your taxes); and trust the market (where prices are created elegantly, neutrally, perfectly, like physics).
Nairobi-born, London-raised and Brighton-based Luis initially ran Tru Thoughts from a space under his stairs and subsidised it with his Phonic Hoops nights at the town's Inigma club.
Criss argues the long barge trains floating on the Mississippi are just too big for the upper reaches of the river anyway, and that the industry is unfairly subsidised compared with other transport providers such as rail.
