Sentence examples for average budgets from inspiring English sources

But buyers with average budgets can find more affordable houses farther from the D.C. border and from Metro stations in Germantown, Olney and Clarksburg.

Senior cultural administrators, both public and private, report that average budgets have been halved since Spain lurched into the first part of a double-dip recession three years ago, according to a report by Fundación Contemporánea.

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".

LONDON — Art fairs like the Paris Biennale, opening Friday, bring out the two salient features of the new art market: Prices are nearly all beyond the reach of average budgets, and most of the youngest dealers are already in their 40s or 50s.

The reallocation of funding to frontline school budgets will prevent cuts in average budgets for two years.

On average, budgets will be up about 2.1% in the United States this year, vs. cuts of about 8% in 2009, says Mark McDonald, group vice president and head of research at Gartner.

In 2009 2010, the average budget for the research offices was $390,000.

Statewide, districts proposed an average budget-to-budget increase of 1.3 percent, the lowest in 15 years.

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

Perfect for the average budget road-tripper, but not always for an extended stay.

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.