Sentence examples for support annually from inspiring English sources
Smaller donations could mean less support for the fund's 39 member colleges, which typically receive an average of $1 million each in operating support annually.
The government also confirmed renewable energy would receive £730m in support this parliament, and that bids for £290m of support annually would be opened from next April.
Each man and woman serving in Afghanistan costs us $1 million to support annually.
They have worked hard to protect and expand federal investment in the programs led by the Corporation for National and Community Service which leverages nearly $1 billion in philanthropic and corporate support annually and engages 5 million Americans in service each year.
Given the left's proven success at online fundraising, progressives should lend that kind of support annually for expanding their training infrastructure and for funding progressive media professionals -- not to emulate the Roves, the Reeds and the O'Keefes, but to reach voters more effectively.
The Office is heavily used, with approximately 75% of physicians, scientists, and senior administrators accessing the financial counseling and 5% to 7% accessing the peer support resources annually.
Ontario alone spends roughly $1.9 billion on home and community support services annually [ 2].
Consistently high fertility and immigration, combined with the island's fertile soil and regular rainfall (55 ± 8 inches annually) [ 5] supported annual population growth rates ranging from 2.9% to 3.3% between 1929 and 1994 [ 5, 13].
Bush also supports $10 billion annually for the "Star Wars" Strategic Defense Initiative, which is moving toward its first stage of deployment.
JAXA plans to build and launch one H.T.V. craft per year, although the agency could support two flights annually if necessary.
We will continue to provide high levels of general budget support (of £37m annually)... Pres Kagame was very grateful – this outcome showed the value of the partnership between Rwanda and the UK.
