This meant the existing funding could not be redistributed, from schools with too much funding to schools with less funding.
The commission is right again to imply that too much funding has historically and divisively been offered to community groups that cater to only one ethnicity or religion.
In any case, whether string theorists are arrogant, or sheep, or get too much funding, has absolutely nothing to do with whether string theory is the correct description of nature.
This makes entrepreneurs and creative groups think twice about asking for too much funding and protects (to a certain extent) the funders from throwing money at projects that will never come to fruition.
Critics say the transgenic project has concentrated too much funding in too few hands with little accountability and few significant results.
Harper's government had been extremely unpopular with scientists, who accused it of ignoring evidence in policymaking, preventing government researchers from speaking publicly about their work, and focusing too much funding on commercially driven applied research.
Those with innovative features and decent traction, and that stayed lean without raising too much funding could become acquisition targets now that Pinterest is getting into M&A.
Of course, mark-ups aren't the same as exits, and a lot of companies are beginning to look crippled from too much funding.
"There seems to be a real lousy correlation between where we're spending our dollars and disease burden," Representative Bill Cassidy (R LA) told Collins at one roundtable, suggesting that the agency commits too much funding to AIDS research and not enough to Alzheimer's, relative to the projected impact of the two diseases.
As Jesse Rothstein pointed out in the New York Times, funding cases (and desegregation cases) are qualitatively different from cases that involve more nuanced and multi-part policy decisions: "Few would suggest that too much integration or too much funding hurts disadvantaged students.
