There is also the fact that their films were uneven, with some of the later titles, like "Mummy's Boys" (1936) and "High Flyers" (1937), hampered by low budgets, thin material and Woolsey's painfully evident physical condition.
On the other hand, this growing number of districts necessitated continuous administrative reorganization at the local level; this meant that more financial resources were spent on administrative tasks and development budgets thinned.
This is why I find myself suddenly having to magic £10,000, a comparatively small budget, from thin air.
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.
Gov. Chris Christie, a Republican, called it for a Wednesday in October at a cost of $24 million to a state with a budget stretched thin, rather than holding it three weeks later, when he would have appeared on the ballot for re-election with Mr. Booker, the one Democrat he had feared running against him.
In other words, in just one year fuel prices have doubled, which, combined with other dismal economic factors here in the U.S., stretches the family budget as thin as it's ever been in recent years.
While the age restriction is usually 16 and older, if you select more luxury options, the budget will thin out the college crowd.
Syria's endless meddling in the Lebanese civil war spread the military budget even thinner.
If you are working with a tight budget, consider thinner bands with minimal gemstones or engraving.
