Sentence examples for budget journal from inspiring English sources

According to a tool called the budget journal, it's not.

Wally lets you manually log your expenses and store pictures of receipts all within a well organized and beautiful virtual budget journal.

The mere existence of the "Practical Money Skills Budget Journal" disseminated by America's most prominent fast-food brand offers the latest evidence that national thinking about economic matters has descended into the intellectual equivalent of dumpster-diving.

In academia, institutions are diverting funds from library acquisition budgets (for journal subscriptions) to support publication of their faculty members' research in OA journals.

Analyses of scholarly association budgets and journal management economics, which appear among the useful appendices at the end of the book, suggest that alternative publishing models could be more cost-effective than the status quo.

Many university libraries pay more than half of their journal budgets to the publishers Elsevier, Springer and Wiley.

Mr. Gitlin and some others who resigned contend that Ms. Fadiman should not bear the weight of the journal's budget woes.

A decision over whether the agency would need money from the Treasury would not come until February, when the White House releases its annual budget, The Wall Street Journal notes.

Last week a budget deficit for the journal, which costs $1.25 million a year to produce, left Ms. Fadiman and her publisher, the Phi Beta Kappa Society, at loggerheads, with Ms. Fadiman contending that she had been dismissed.

Despite the improving situation for capital spending, the overall science budget, which covers grants, journal subscriptions, and overhead costs, has remained nearly flat since 2010.

You know--the one wherein the research budget is unlimited, the "journal clubs" are on the ski slopes, and everyone gets this thing called equity that allows them to drive Porsches in the summer and fancy SUVs in the winter.