Sentence examples for budget chances from inspiring English sources

When those companies are thinking about their advertising budget, chances are they will end up spending more money on Google if they see that it leads to a lot sales.

"Without a budget, the chances of a video going viral are pretty slim," she says.

Even if they do have a travel budget, the chances of obtaining a visa are remote.

When Graham says, "Why would I raise the debt ceiling again?" you should imagine someone asking their landlord, "Why would I pay my rent again?" Not paying your rent will certainly free up a lot of money in your budget, but chances are, your landlord would cite your prior agreement to pay that rent and then toss you out of your home.

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He promptly wrote to Ms. Madrian, offering both a refund of the taxes she was inappropriately charged and a discount if she ever gave the Salt Lake City Budget another chance.

That's like creating a military budget around chance that Putin will explode a suicide vest while at a UN session.

The modestly budgeted Second Chance Act is a start, but we should insist that the preparation of prisoners who will be returning to the streets begin while they are incarcerated.

All Chris Morgan's AS economists make their own budget choices in the Chance to be Chancellor online resource which provides a framework to make choices.

It's hard to say with precision what impact offering citizenship would have on the budget, but the chances are good that it would cost the government money.

And a bevy of fiscally conservative Democrats, many of them from swing districts, fret that a costly new entitlement will shatter both the budget and their chances of re-election.