Sentence examples for budget lost from inspiring English sources

His budget lost $850,000, leaving Mr. Scrutchins with $1 million to finance what remained.

(The budget lost there and in Mount Vernon and Westbury, where most students and voters are nonwhite).

The center, now a public-benefit corporation with a $550 million budget, lost $80 million last year and $70 million in 2002.

Don Scott, president of the Katonah-Lewisboro school district board of trustees, pointed out that the budget lost by 168 votes, with 2,224 no votes and 2,056 yes votes.

When growth in NIH research funding ended and the NIH budget lost ground in constant (inflation-adjusted) dollars, the number of K08 applications dropped by one-third.

She's head dinner lady at Kidbrooke, and as rubbish at cooking as she is wonderful at being Nora.... Jamie, meanwhile, burns the foccacia, goes way over budget, loses his temper, has hissy fits and generally behaves like a spoilt foul-mouthed child.

An acquisition of home-monitoring startup Dropcam led to an exodus of the acquired company's staffers, the site reported, and Nest itself is running up against the edges of its budget, losing money annually with little ability to cut outgoings.

But if we aim too high, we may miss our budget, lose credibility with our board and investors and quickly run out of cash.

Sofia Coppola's quiet, low-budget "Lost in Translation" won best picture in the comedy category.

The sweeping fantasy epic "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" was named best picture in the drama category on Sunday at the Golden Globe Awards here, while Sofia Coppola's quiet, low-budget "Lost in Translation" won in the comedy category.

They are reminding their representatives that replacing federal immigration policy with a crazy quilt of state-led enforcement schemes is only a recipe for more lawlessness and social disruption, for expensive lawsuits and busted budgets, lost jobs and boycotts.