Sentences with phrase «enough financial support from»

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They also receive much less financial support from friends and family, and will need more than 15 years to save enough for a 20 % down payment.

This scenario is one where financial market volatility is contained and U.S. growth is strong enough to support the global outlook, but U.S. inflation remains subdued enough to keep the Fed from a significantly more rapid rate normalization path.

In the same development, The Commissioner explained that with the commencement of the counterpart fund payment, the state was now assured that the EU would now be compelled to give all necessary technical and financial support, big enough to liberate the state from the shackles of poor water supply.

The Dominican - American legislator added that, even should Mr. Cuomo exclude it from his financial outline again, he believed the bill could rally enough support pass.

According to an Economist, Ken Thompson, the financial support presently coming in from international donors will not be enough to sustain the programme.

To address this problem, China needs to reform its assessment mechanism, including giving young investigators enough time and financial support, extending assessment time from 1 year to 4 or 5 years, and assessing quantity and quality of the papers together.

«The Cancer Research Institute plays a very important role to support the work of scientists who have original ideas of cancer immunotherapy, which are promising, but not yet proven enough for obtaining financial support from commercial groups.

With the exception of the tiny handful of writers lucky enough to generate handsome earnings from their books or to have the full financial support of a spouse or a trust fund (two things I tend to longingly confuse), nowadays, most of us need some sort of gainful day job.

There is a core director's programme, overseen by Parry, a supported programme, to which Glasgow International (GI) contributes some funding (not enough, I'm told by several artists and curators) and a wealth of other initiatives whose support from GI is promotional rather than financial.

Despite the financial support of a patron, Esther Hoyt Sawyer, Dickinson struggled to earn enough from his work to live on.

However, that investment alone would not be enough and analysts predicted that the company would require financial support from an external party in setting up the factory.