Definition of underfunding in English:

underfunding

nounˌʌndəˈfʌndɪŋˌəndərˈfəndɪŋ

mass noun

Insufficient provision of money for a particular purpose, especially by an organization or government.
the chronic underfunding of elderly care
Example sentencesExamples
- Parents are having to pay too much in school fees to compensate for chronic underfunding by the provincial government.
- Top of the considerable pile of conundrums on his desk as director of television is the station's perennial problem of underfunding.
- The current underfunding problem dictates an extensive overhaul.
- Large excess capacity still exists and pension underfunding continues to haunt firms.
- Underfunding means the program may not take on new clients.

Definition of underfunding in US English:

underfunding

nounˌəndərˈfəndiNGˌəndərˈfəndɪŋ

Insufficient provision of money for a particular purpose, especially by an organization or government.
the chronic underfunding of elderly care
Example sentencesExamples
- Large excess capacity still exists and pension underfunding continues to haunt firms.
- Parents are having to pay too much in school fees to compensate for chronic underfunding by the provincial government.
- Underfunding means the program may not take on new clients.
- The current underfunding problem dictates an extensive overhaul.
- Top of the considerable pile of conundrums on his desk as director of television is the station's perennial problem of underfunding.

单词	underfunding
释义	Definition of underfunding in English: underfunding nounˌʌndəˈfʌndɪŋˌəndərˈfəndɪŋ mass noun Insufficient provision of money for a particular purpose, especially by an organization or government. the chronic underfunding of elderly care Example sentencesExamples Parents are having to pay too much in school fees to compensate for chronic underfunding by the provincial government. Top of the considerable pile of conundrums on his desk as director of television is the station's perennial problem of underfunding. The current underfunding problem dictates an extensive overhaul. Large excess capacity still exists and pension underfunding continues to haunt firms. Underfunding means the program may not take on new clients. Definition of underfunding in US English: underfunding nounˌəndərˈfəndiNGˌəndərˈfəndɪŋ Insufficient provision of money for a particular purpose, especially by an organization or government. the chronic underfunding of elderly care Example sentencesExamples Large excess capacity still exists and pension underfunding continues to haunt firms. Parents are having to pay too much in school fees to compensate for chronic underfunding by the provincial government. Underfunding means the program may not take on new clients. The current underfunding problem dictates an extensive overhaul. Top of the considerable pile of conundrums on his desk as director of television is the station's perennial problem of underfunding.
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