Sentence examples for using a large share from inspiring English sources

Two important studies reinforce the already strong case for restoring the rest of the 100,000 Housing Choice Vouchers cut by sequestration and using a large share to reduce homelessness, our new paper explains.

Several high spending countries are using a large share of their total health spending for HIV health, but these countries are the exception rather than representative of the average SSA country.

Was the finance industry using a larger share of the nation's resources?

That means you are using a larger share of the brain – and more modes of thinking -- than you otherwise would without music.

Common Agricultural Policy uses a large share of its budget to support and stabilise the income of EU farmers by means of direct payments (DP).

But livestock use a large share of agricultural land and are often considered a resource drain.

Britain, which used a larger share of GDP than most other big countries (though far less than Ireland) to prop up its banks, is going further than most to rethink regulation.

Officials representing more than a dozen aid groups, including Catholic Relief Services and Food for the Hungry, testified Tuesday at a Congressional hearing that Congress should increase the food aid budget and use a larger share of it for long-term antipoverty programs.

The main management factor that was different from conventional herds was the feeding strategy, where organic herds used a larger share of forage.

"It is particularly disturbing that public colleges are using such a large share of their financial aid resources for so-called merit aid in these tough times," said Lauren Asher, president of the Institute for College Access and Success.

Hundreds of hotels use up a large share of freshwater reserves, with each four-star room consuming 300 litres a day.