Sentence examples for budget in case from inspiring English sources

A former English teacher who has been at the school for 20 years, he had set aside a fraction of his budget in case the summer count was too high.

Mayor Bloomberg says that he is simply doing the sensible thing: coming up with a plan for balancing the budget in case Albany does not come through or the economy takes longer to recover.

These are: extra security costs, which some claim could run to £1bn; a potential tax bill for VAT charges; and a contingency fund of up to 60% of the overall budget, in case the project goes wrong.

UK Sport insists it has not set aside a budget in case any of the sports do produce a compelling argument for additional support, but says it does not mean finding extra money is impossible.

Also, it's always a good idea to allow room in the budget in case you run of items such as butter or salt, which are not included in the American Farm Bureau Federation's $49.41 food total.

If you missed the series of updates this week from Teri, you can catch up by reading each day here: Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, and Day 4. I mentioned that I had saved some money in the budget in case we needed to augment our stash later in the week.

All but a very few school districts put a little extra padding in their budgets in case of bad times.

… Life isn't long enough to spend it parsing the relationship between Cantor and John Boehner; speculating about the negotiating tactics of Lew he's Obama's budget director, in case you were wondering.

He had some general numbers, and some new policy proposals having to do with controlling health care costs through an independent board, triggering automatic budget cuts in case Congress doesn't take sufficient action by 2014, etc.

… Life isn't long enough to spend it parsing the relationship between Cantor and John Boehner; speculating about the negotiating tactics of Lew — he's Obama's budget director, in case you were wondering.

Life isn't long enough to spend it parsing the relationship between Cantor and John Boehner; speculating about the negotiating tactics of Lew — he's Obama's budget director, in case you were wondering; or reading Op-Eds by my old pal Grover.