Sentence examples for caused budget from inspiring English sources

That diversion has for years caused budget cutting and retrenchment throughout broadcast news.

In an interview on Thursday, Mr. Kelly professed to be unaware of the simmering resentments and suggested that perhaps his pressing needs caused budget pain for other commissioners.

The growth of budget operators such as EasyJet, Go, Ryanair and Virgin Express has caused budget passenger numbers to grow 50% a year over the past three years.

The needs of an expanding population (which grew from 155 million to 179 million during the Eisenhower era) and the country's overseas commitments caused budget deficits during five out of eight years.

The deficit stems from a variety of factors, including the state's heavy debt, the governor's decision to cut a fee on cars and trucks when he came into office — which removed billions of dollars annually from state coffers — and the mortgage crisis and weakness in the housing market that have caused budget problems in other states.

A woeful economy has caused budget crises in all sectors of state government, and the cutbacks and tax increases the governor has proposed have been met with stiff opposition.

Amtrak officials said that the delays would not cause budget shortfalls because of a contingency plan and fines that could be assessed against the manufacturer.

In an exchange of letters seen by the Guardian, Willetts dismissed fears from the head of University College Union (UCU) that a lack of controls on student recruitment in the private colleges sector would cause budget problems.

And even if the economic recovery is causing budget deficits to shrink, there are plenty of negative signals about our political ability to address longer-term fiscal concerns, which will become more severe as the population ages.

To rival the LS 400, extra features were rushed for the launch of the 1991 Mercedes-Benz S-Class (W140), causing budget overruns and costing the job of Daimler-Benz's chief engineer, Wolfgang Peter.

"The tax parts of the new bipartisan deals include provisions that mark a major achievement in reducing poverty and helping poor and modest-income working families, but also disturbing provisions that could cause budget deficits and health care costs to rise substantially over time," Greenstein said on Wednesday.