Not exact matches
Middlebury's biomass gasification plant is the product of an administration comfortable with multi-million-dollar projects,
made possible by a sizeable and wealthy circle of alumni, a massive endowment,
huge tuition costs, and
subsidies from our colossal nation - state.
Even though
huge numbers of us are exhausted and isolated as our mothers never were, feminists, corporate leaders, and the child - care lobby are effectively forcing us to remain in the workforce against our deepest wishes, our lives
made just bearable by scant leave and scanter
subsidy.
Cuomo, in an animated speech, said fast food chains
make huge profits while relying on taxpayer
subsidies, like food stamps, to
make up for the low pay they give their workers.
However, and unfortunately, that's not as simple as is being
made out as buyers will be required to subscribe to data services from EMOBILE to avail of the
huge subsidy.
Even if they never sell enough cars to
make an honest profit, there's already been a
huge profit to GM in the form of massive federal
subsidies and of course, the massive bailout of GM itself back in 2008... Why not throw money at the electric car boondoggle?
Both large agricultural firms and wealthy, leftist political donors, such as the likes of Gore and Soros, need the
huge subsidies to
make their biofuel investments profitable.
Turn around and sell fictive name plate energy credits to real energy producers, before they are allowed to market their actual electricity, and
make huge amounts of money from installations that were paid for by public
subsidies in the first place.
I'm personally more worried about badly secured and aging stockpiles of nuclear warheads than about active nuclear power plants, but an economic argument can be
made about these plants (many need
huge subsidies, cost more than planned, etc).
We've built a system where commodity farmers simply can not
make a living without government payments;
subsidies have been internalized into the business model (e.g., agree that federal farm
subsidies are
huge and mostly misdirected.I MORE
We've built a system where commodity farmers simply can not
make a living without government payments;
subsidies have been internalized into the business model (e.g., agree that federal farm
subsidies are
huge and mostly misdirected.I
The FLISP
subsidy can
make a
huge difference to potential home owners but is also appealing to banks and other lending institutions.
In the States, there are
huge government
subsidies that are necessary to
make the projects viable... not my words... words from the power companies themselves.