subsidized

[suhb-si-dahyzd]

noun

1. supported or paid for by a subsidy, such as from a government or institution.

Example Sentences

The address enabled Luna’s hard-won spot in a subsidized preschool program, the family’s public benefits, access to Newman’s medical specialists and the elusive form of state health insurance — “straight Medi-Cal” — she needs for a transplant.

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The hope is that by focusing on the number of customers—each one subsidized by shareholders—the companies can create a virtuous circle.

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Instead, Cuban has suggested more traditional approaches, like greater investment in AmeriCorps, a federally subsidized program that places workers in full- or part-time positions providing social support services to communities.

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While free or subsidized universal child care is common in many parts of Europe, it is far less common in the U.S.

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At the same time, the Kaiser Family Foundation finds that average net premiums for subsidized enrollees largely remained flat even as gross premiums rose because taxpayers absorbed the increase.

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