Sentence examples for budget of scale from inspiring English sources

It was a redefining budget of scale and ambition that sucked up everything around Osborne, showing that he has the confidence to be a political jackdaw.

That's always possible from a budget of such scale, but it's still £1,000 a year from 3 million people.

"Commercial broadcasters are already being forced to cut back on their programme spending and a cut to the BBC's budget of this scale would have a horrendous impact on jobs in the independent production sector.

Considering these findings, we suggest further study regarding advantages (e.g., health benefits of early treatment) and disadvantages (e.g., budget impact) of scaling up ART in Indonesia from both the short run and long run perspectives.

There are pooled resources in the EU budget offering economies of scale.

Markets dominated by major players with huge promotional budgets and economies of scale can seem impenetrable by small businesses.

For producers like Ms. Fleurance and her sons (and co-proprietors) Pascal and Olivier, who lack the marketing budgets and economies of scale that big producers enjoy, the salons are make-or-break events.

In a report last year, the Prison Reform Trust PRTT) expressed grave concerns on the rise of super prisons: The pressure of budget cuts and economies of scale have led to the rollout of "Titan prisons by stealth" with a drive to close small community prisons, build larger jails and add additional capacity to existing establishments.

This has the effect of scaling the entire federal budget of $3.54 trillion to a "household scale" of around $105,000.

True Grit is a minor (and surely lower-budget) Western in terms of scale and spectacle, and the characters encountered along the sporadically gruesome ride (including Damon as a persnickety Texas Ranger) are much more fun than the half-cocked heavies (Josh Brolin, Barry Pepper) at the end.

"Britain's Best is UKTV History's most ambitious commission to date both in terms of scale and budget".