Sentence examples for compared with the budget from inspiring English sources

Compared with the budget, today was better executed by Osborne.

Today's dispute — a debate over the last six months of fiscal 2011 funding — is small compared with the budget and debt debates awaiting Congress.

PepsiCo executives pointed out that Coke is capping its donations at $500,000, compared with the budget for the Pepsi Refresh Project of more than 40 times that.

Compared with the budget of the UK supreme court (£12m) with its far narrower jurisdiction, and the Court of Justice of the European Union (£300m) its growing efficiency is admirable.

But the income from the book is relatively insignificant compared with the budget of a soap opera, though NBC executives say they try to leave no stone unturned in raising additional revenue through licensing deals.

But over all, spending would increase by $3.6 billion, or about 6 percent, compared with the budget approved a year ago, because of rising pension and health care costs.

The budget of departments that teach Semitic languages is small compared with the budgets of most other university departments.

Parishes collect just 1.7% of the £26bn raised through council tax overall, so even eye-watering percentages are peanuts compared with the budgets of bigger councils.

Mr. Seller said the budget is $15,000 a week, compared with the budgets of $50,000 to $100,000 of many new Broadway musicals seeking to lure ticket buyers.

Regardless, the Trump administration's new budget proposal would cut the overall Worldwide Security Protection budget by $562 million, or 13percentt, compared with the estimated budget for fiscal 2017.

Glasgow 2014 has a budget of around £470m, compared with the £8.92bn budget London had to host the Olympics in 2012.