Sentence examples for declining budgets from inspiring English sources

For climate researchers, the declining budgets have meant tough times.

In the boom years of the past decade, it had flat or declining budgets.

He has declining budgets, repetitive tasks, and an overbearing boss who micromanages his every move.

"With declining budgets we just don't have the finances to employ the staff to serve hot meals," Mudeford's head, Duncan Churchill, explains.

If large numbers of academies take the latter two options, councils fear they face declining budgets out of which to fund services for the remaining schools.

The catch, however, is that councils can define what is meant by eligible need – and they do so to suit their declining budgets.

The Coast Guard, for example, has managed a declining budget effectively and made a persuasive case to Congress for the need to replace its aging fleet, Mr. Clark said.

Barbie E. Keiser, a resources management consultant in Washington, D.C., has written a review of the EPA libraries experience of attempting to close several libraries in the wake of a declining budget, but in the face of greater demand.

But the measure worked, helping create a virtuous cycle of declining budget deficits, lower interest rates and faster growth, and the longest period of sustained expansion enjoyed by the US since the Second World War.

This would narrow the already declining budget deficits slightly in the short run, more substantially down the road, and leave some money for smart investments in areas like infrastructure and health research.

Travis Rothweiler, city manager for Twin Falls, says the city is evaluating what it gains from its lobbyist in the post-earmark era, given its declining budget and flat tax revenue.