Sentence examples for average budget of from inspiring English sources

Last year the average budget of the top 10 films in Australia was US$127m – a 221% increase.

Its $6.66m annual budget in 2014-15 is nearly double the average budget of the other three teams that made the Women's Final Four this year.

In 1992 when Australian films took in 9% of the Australian box office, the average budget of the top 10 films was US$39.5m, and the average box office takings in Australia was A$11.05m.

The Imperial Valley Child Asthma Program is the only free asthma-education program in the county, and it operates on an average budget of a hundred and forty-six thousandollarsrs a year.

Last November, Mr. Cruise and Ms. Wagner took over the studio with plans to deliver four or more movies a year at an average budget of about $50 million.

As a result, those workers are projected to be poor or near poor in retirement, with an average budget of about $7 a day for food and approximately $600 a month for housing.

In Le Monde, Isabelle Regnier reports on a "lively new bunch" of young French filmmakers for whom "do it yourself is their manifesto," some of whom have films at Cannes this year, the average budgets of which are " 'more or less' a million euros".

Barnes & Noble at 82nd Street grossed an estimated $10.3 million last year, eight times the average budget for one of the city's 85 branch libraries.

"A lot of expenditure items are long-term or social policy commitments, like education, health, welfare and pensions, that cannot be reduced quickly," says Mario Arcelli, an Italian economist.In order to reduce the stock of government debt to 60% of GDP by 2007, Italy needs average economic growth of 2.5% and an average budget surplus of 2.5% of GDP every year.

That is big but not excessive for a block that is forecast by the European Commission to have an average budget deficit of 6.6% of GDP in 2010.There is much uncertainty about the economic impact of fiscal tightening, not least because some temporary measures will also have run their course by next year.

The job loss announcements came as a report by energy data analysts Wood Mackenzie warned that global oil and gas exploration activity could be "significantly curtailed" this year as a result of average budget cuts of 30% by firms in response to low oil prices.