Sentence examples for budgets though from inspiring English sources

"The full-party budgets, though, are sometimes in the millions".

It was before the days of big budgets, though, so there were no fact-finding trips to the US.

School budgets, though largely protected in this spending review, are already under severe pressure from rising tax and pension costs.

Fans on tighter budgets, though, will have to settle for seats in far-off sections, some of which have obstructed views of the field.

Mr. Romney did raise more revenue to balance those budgets, though: as governor he closed a number of tax loopholes in ways requiring business to pay hundreds of millions of dollars more in taxes.

In a time of tight budgets, though, Mr. Singer warned that the traditional flying communities in both the Navy and Air Force might push back against development and procurement programs that might take pilots out of the cockpit and put them in trailers to operate the aircraft remotely.

Part of the budget, though, seemed designed to get around the governor's veto threats.

Specific to this budget, though, the main thing is the 37p on cigarettes.

When it comes to budgeting, though, the rest of the world should follow almost any other example.

He does have the budget, though, to employ Allen and the rest of his unusually serious media-relations unit.

The budget, though, discloses an even bigger climbdown: instead of being delayed until 2013, the emissions scheme will now happen "only…if there is sufficient international action".