Subsidizing in a sentence

Subsidizing that vaccine and subsidizing testing for the virus early on are going to be the least expensive options in the long run.

In 2022, taxpayers spent about $7 trillion subsidizing oil and gas purchases and paying for damage they caused.

Moreover, promoting public transportation by implementing additional bus routes, expanding rail networks, and subsidizing fares would decrease individual reliance on private vehicles, thus mitigating the impact of rising fuel prices.

The Palestinian Authority (PA) spends roughly one percent of GDP subsidizing fuel each year.

Those who will avail of the program will be subsidized by dividing their bill to the subsidizing consumers.

Unsurprisingly, subsidizing big banks with this implicit guarantee created ever-bigger banks, with ever-looser lending standards.

As if any of these complaints weren’t coming from VC bro-idolators or VC bros themselves, subsidizing cash-bleeding startups, numbers never rolling over into the black, probably because they didn’t consider half the audience.

AXA Mansard in partnership with Slot has just launched a Device Insurance product, aimed at subsidizing the cost of device repair.

By subsidizing the purchase of existing free-market units, West Mountain argues it can secure affordable housing for much less than it costs to build them from scratch.

Habeck reacted to Scholz’s proposal a few days later by floating the idea of subsidizing as much as 10% of company investment.

Subsidizing machinery for residue management— like super-seeders that can plant crops directly into the stubble— could offer a long-term solution while alleviating the burden on farmers.

The 14 billion R$ ($3 billion) paid by this program are much more effective for these purposes than subsidizing food and other products, which discourage local production and are objects of corruption and political influence.

The government has nearly gone bankrupt importing and heavily subsidizing fuel.

But even if you count state and federal dollars combined, the CBO’s forecasts still suggest that the government will spend less per head on the Medicaid expansion than it will subsidizing insurance on the ACA’s exchanges.

European countries have also seen heavy job losses, but robust government safety-net programs in places like German and France are subsidizing the wages of millions of workers and keeping them on the payroll.

He argued that governments should stop subsidizing and strengthening airlines and rather invest in creating train travel and other sustainable modes of transport more accessible and more reasonably priced.

It’s baffling to hear our government declare the pandemic has created an “opportunity for public investment in green restructuring of the economy,” which translates into subsidizing windmill and solar-power companies.

Long after Trump is out of the White House taxpayers will be forced to shoulder much of the cost of these shortened working careers through more old-age welfare benefits, subsidizing housing and other costs.

Speaking to reporters after the debate, Biden said that he was referring to a plan to stop subsidizing fossil fuels.

The alternative is to continue subsidizing multibillion-dollar oil companies and e-commerce monopolies that excel at turning independent business owners into warehouse automatons (at least until their robot replacements are sufficiently trained).