Sentence examples for budgeting enough from inspiring English sources

Visitors who go through the gauntlet to get there come for long stays, budgeting enough days or weeks to soak up the scenery and to get in sync with the friendly and genteel pace of their host nation.

("People never budget enough to weather the first year").

The tribe has budgeted enough money to keep the most critical services running until the end of the month.

According to HSBC, a third of new home owners don't budget enough money when buying their first home.

Mr. Eichel said that Germany had cut its budget enough, and that further cutbacks would "prolong the economic weakness".

Latvia missed a 200 million euro disbursement from the IMF in March for not cutting its budget enough.

The Texas Youth Commission has said the only way it could slash its budget enough is to close two more facilities beyond the five it has closed since 2007.

Instead, the pamphlet describes the £120bn as "enough to double the NHS budget; enough to give every man, woman and child in this country £2,000".

Mr. DeMarino also emptied surplus accounts, overestimated revenues and failed to budget enough money for a costly labor deal and pending tax appeals, Mr. McGreevey says.

There are also other recent gems from Testament, but these should deplete anyone's post-holiday budget enough for the moment.

Mr. Giuliani and Peter F. Vallone, the City Council speaker, have said they might make up some of the shortfall if Mr. Levy cuts the central administrative budget enough to meet their approval.