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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

'well-funded' 'better funded' ?

Hi all

Could I say 'well-funded' in 'their radio programs are well-funded' to mean that more money has been put to the production of those programs? What about 'better funded' if I 'm comparing with other radio stations?

Thank you

PBF
  

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'Their radio programs are well-funded ' means that much money has been put to the production. 'Their radio programs are better-funded ' means that more money has been put to the production.

— Mister Micawber

  • 'Their radio programs are well-funded ' means that much money has been put to the production.
  • 'Their radio programs are better-funded ' means that more money has been put to the production.
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'Their radio programs are well-funded' means that much money has been put to the production.
'Their radio programs are better-funded' means that more money has been put to the production.
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Thank you for replying MM.

Would it sound natural if I said 'Their radio programs are better(no hypen? ) funded than ours' ?

Thanks again

PBF
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Yes, and probably more so; I was just following the paradigm.
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