Sentence examples for to be underfunded from inspiring English sources

But in the past what looked like an increase resulted in schools continuing to be underfunded".

The plan is estimated to be underfunded by about 7 billion Canadian dollars ($6.2 billion).

British humanities departments, already thought by many to be underfunded, are also facing problems of government perception.

The funding rules for final salary schemes covering just one country are different from those for schemes that cross borders, which are not allowed to be underfunded.

Until the middle classes are fully engaged in ensuring public education is effective, it will continue to be underfunded and undervalued.

"I'm not ready to retire yet, but when I do I'm afraid I'm going to be cut short when I need health care," said Doug Hanscom, 51, who has spent 31 years at G.M.'s plant in Wilmington, Del. "I'm afraid the fund's going to be underfunded and run out of money".

Therefore, if policymakers are inclined to devote less research funding to cancers that arise partially as a product of poor voluntary behaviour, then cervical cancer and melanoma would be expected to also be underfunded.

Some cancers may also be underfunded due to a social stigma, in which it is not socially normal or appropriate to talk openly about them and raise awareness or consider burden.

"All we know is that it will be underfunded.

And the programs established to benefit them were underfunded, because they had to compete with other urgent funding priorities such as the AIDS pandemic, a broken education system and spiraling crime rates.

Since increased funding has been shown to lead to increased results [ 29– 31], shifting resources from those cancers that are overfunded to those that are underfunded may increase the overall efficiency of cancer research with respect to reducing societal burden.