Sentence examples for because of large budget from inspiring English sources

Because of large budget surpluses, the government is expected to have no real need to borrow in a few years.

There, money balances have accumulated because of large budget deficits combined with repressed prices; in Poland the excess money growth was dissipated by high inflation.

One of Britain's biggest police forces is planning to scale back the number of officers walking the streets and to introduce "self-service" digital policing because of large budget cuts and the changing nature of crime.

Because of large budget cuts imposed by the Trump administration, however, there will be many fewer counselors available to consumers who use the federal exchanges this year, making it crucial for customers who want help to act before there is a rush near the deadline.

Britain scored less well than the EU for its macro-economic environment, largely because of its large budget deficit, high debt ratio and weak performance in savings.

Because of the large budget involved in the production, the distributing studio submitted Courtesan to Eirin repeatedly, and agreed to every cut the reviewing board recommended.

Many of them are suffering large budget deficits, in part because falling property prices have depressed tax collections, and are hesitant to undertake projects that can be deferred.

She controls a large budget of a private British company.

Lawyers said that the tactic would be cheaper and potentially more lucrative for forces facing large  budget cuts because they secure a proportion of the assets they seize.

Is that because IT is one of the largest budget items?

In short, because a high dollar leads to high trade deficits, it means that the country must run large budget deficits to sustain high levels of employment.