Sentence examples for budget considered from inspiring English sources

Handicapped by a budget considered too small for such a vast task, the commission's work has been slow.

The 2002 budget, considered slim at the time, took up two feet of shelf space, not counting three boxes of supplements.

That the Bloomberg administration would even consider cutting parts of the budget considered sacrosanct under Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, like fire companies, particularly after Sept. 11, underscores the seriousness of New York's fiscal problems.

But at the time, the actress (Shameless, Bosch) was 9 months pregnant, the sole caretaker for her deteriorating mother, had never directed a film before and had a $10,000 budget (considered paltry even for indie films).

The proposed budget, considered a first step in a complicated political process, represents one of Napolitano's first major initiatives at UC. Gov. Jerry Brown has been a strong advocate of no tuition hikes at the state's public universities, saying that voters deserve that after approving the tax increases in Proposition 30 last year.

On a $10,000 budget, consider pairing a new counter with an unusual backsplash.

If you are on a very tight budget, consider the 11.6in touch-screen Asus VivoBook X200.

If you're on a budget, consider Tesco's combination grill and oven for crisp and even results.

If a solid veal rump roast is going to break the budget, consider a plump, well-trimmed veal neck roast.

However, the majority of boards that are not reviewing the budget consider IT to provide merely back-office infrastructure to their company.

"High School Musical 3" cost an estimated $13 million to produce, a tiny budget considering that the average studio production costs $70.8 million, according to the Motion Picture Association of America.