Sentence examples for budget spread from inspiring English sources

Partly, they would have been filling in all those performance returns and digesting those budget spread sheets.

By contrast, the S.E.C.'s entire annual enforcement budget, spread over thousands of inquiries and investigations, was less than $300 million when this investigation began in 2005.

Hundreds of millions of new consumers in emerging markets are clamoring to buy Pepsi's existing products today, calories and all; with Pepsi's marketing budget spread thin, they are buying Coke instead.

The mayor, in his efforts to close a huge, $4.8 billion budget gap, is spreading the pain to every corner of the city.

Legislators routinely urge agency officials to avoid "peanut buttering" their budgets—spreading cuts or increases relatively evenly across many programs instead of making the harder choice of boosting spending for the most deserving programs and shrinking or shuttering ineffective programs.

The company is also putting more money into the marketing and advertising budget to spread the word.

However reports overnight suggested Mr Osborne is preparing to slow the pace of the £12bn cuts to the welfare budget and spread the pain over a longer period.

As news of his budget plans spread in 1993, the interest rate on the 10-year bond fell to a 22-year low.

In a budget that spread its jam thinly among children, low-income families and first-time buyers, the chancellor saved the biggest helping for pensioners.

Disenchantment with the size of the budget has spread to veterans groups, which constitute a small but influential segment of the Republican base.

Perkins called it a "killer" blow: Spain announces another €65bn of budget cuts spread over the next two years, despite clear evidence that austerity is making its situation worse.