Sentence examples for budget caused from inspiring English sources

Alistair Darling's budget caused a particularly sharp rise in yields in the UK because of the extent of the new borrowing it revealed.

Nigeria needs this money to plug the holes in its budget caused by low oil prices and production, the latter caused by armed groups blowing up its pipelines.

Nassau County's lack of a long-range plan to balance its budget caused a major rating service to warn today that it might downgrade county bonds to junk status.

A £5m hole in Kew's budget, caused by reduced funding from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and other financial pressures, means that 125 jobs will be lost from the institution, mostly among scientists.

Expectations that the tax cuts could bolster the U.S. economy, and raise the risk of inflation while stretching the budget, caused investors to demand a greater premium on Treasury bonds.

At the same time, the army would almost certainly be forced to make another broad call-up of its reserve forces, at a time when the government is seeking savings to offset a deep hole in the budget, caused partly by the last major West Bank offensive.

The amount is about 25percentt of the administrative budget, causing some layoffs and other retrenchment at headquarters.

But in 2011 around two thirds of the money behind primary languages was reallocated to the general school budget, causing many schools to stop developing their language teaching.

Mr. Drombovskis, who already had earned a reputation as a cost-cutter as a member of the European Parliament's budget committee, took office in February of that year and promptly slashed the budget, causing a sharp contraction in the economy.

The work "proceeded without a formal plan or budget, causing project details to flounder and costs to escalate without control," said a scathing review in 2000 by the Police Department chief, Raymond Crawford.

And in the return of "Parks and Recreation," at 9 30, Leslie Amy Poehlerr) makes the case that Councilman Pillner (Bradley Whitford) should not cut the department's budget, causing unexpected problems for her campaign.