Sentence examples for because the budgets from inspiring English sources
Because the budgets are finite, they may refuse to fund the higher fees, which will send a signal to those journals.
OPEC has been unwilling, at least publicly, to set more modest targets, largely because the budgets of OPEC members rely almost exclusively on high oil prices.
Today all films end up on the small screen eventually, but European producers depend on television money because the budgets are lower.
"Networks and studios can ill afford to have a show implode because the show runner isn't organized, because the scripts aren't ready, because the budgets are unrealistic," Mr. Levine said.
It's a really good training ground, partly because the budgets are small, so they have to rely on a decent script and acting and plotting rather than throwing a bunch of special effects at it.
Somebody should audit these tiger reserves and say, "Why the hell does Nagarahole, which used to be managed with 20 million rupees, now get 20 or 30 times that annual budget?" Because the budgets are so big, the wrong type of people are coming there to spend it.
This is because, when the budget approximates the scarce or sufficient extreme, the number of possible allocations is limited.
Before 1963, ministers resigned over matters of principle or because the budget had been leaked.
California constantly faces deficits, in large part because the budget is walled in by voter initiatives.
Other labour leaders said they were striking because the budget did not do enough for the south.
