Sentence examples for were subsidised from inspiring English sources
verb
To give subsidy, to support financially.
- The government wants to subsidise healthcare products for the elderly.
Students were subsidised to study away from home.
Many of these installations were subsidised or even given away for nothing.
The massages, haircuts and other services were subsidised, not free, and helped workers reach the "flow state" of optimal concentration.
Once the railways were subsidised by public funds, taxpayers expected to be treated with the respect accorded to owners.
"We realised that's impossible," admitted Mr German, who said similar-sized venues were subsidised to the tune of £500,000 a year.
The latter had the set-aside policy, a glorious situation where they were subsidised not to farm portions of their land.
"We were subsidising corruption," he says.
"We were subsidising corruption," says Mr Adesina.
Another part is subsidised power.
Tickets are subsidised by donations.
Agriculture is subsidised and hence too big.
