Sentence examples for which subsidized from inspiring English sources

"Coke's problems are related to the bottling system, which subsidized Coke's earnings and are now being subsidized by Coke," said Albert Meyer, an analyst at David Tice & Company and a steady critic of Coke's accounting practices.

The aborted Build America Bonds program, which subsidized borrowers rather than investors, proved that.

It received state financing under the state's Mitchell-Lama housing program, which subsidized middle-income housing.

Mr. Tobis was executive director of the Child Welfare Fund in New York, which subsidized efforts to reform the system — largely through the intervention of parent advocates.

The epidemic spurred the creation, in 1993, of a federal program, Vaccines for Children, which subsidized shots for children who were uninsured or on Medicaid*.

The MV Gustloff was the first ship built specifically for the German Labour Front's Kraft durch Freude ("Strength Through Joy") program, which subsidized leisure activities for German workers.

The city made it clear from the beginning that the service, which it subsidized, was temporary, and it looked it.

The housing agency, which provides subsidized apartments for about 8 percent of the city's residents, usually moves quickly to remove tenants who fall behind on rent.

It was only in May that Ms. Hall learned that her family qualified for the State Children's Health Insurance Program, which provides subsidized insurance to children of the working poor.

And in Maine, Fishing Partnership Health Plan, which provides subsidized coverage to commercial fishermen, will work with the Maine Lobstermen's Association to get the word out about the new insurance market.

Instead, its introduction in January was tarnished by software problems, and it was blamed for the loss of 5,500 jobs in the insulation industry because the market-driven program replaced one under which utilities subsidized insulation for the draftiest homes.