Sentence examples for disappointing budget from inspiring English sources

And he said the disappointing budget picture reflected the state's historic failures in managing its finances.

IN the wake of the hugely disappointing budget deal and the S.& P.'s debt downgrade, maybe we need to hang a new sign in the immigration arrival halls at all U.S. ports and airports.

Johnson also questioned Osborne's credentials as a tax reformer, saying it was "a deeply disappointing budget for those of us who hoped the chancellor might take the chance to improve, simplify and reform our creaking tax system".

It was, he said, "a deeply disappointing budget for those of us who hoped the chancellor might take the chance to improve, simplify and reform our creaking tax system.

He is also coping with attacks on his disappointing interim budget, announced on July 8th.The attacks have mainly come from stockmarket traders, who object to a new tax on transactions, and from leftist parties in the coalition government, which oppose plans to raise foreign direct investment ceilings in insurance, telecoms and aviation.

Britain's fiscal performance was also disappointing; large budget deficits persisted well into the 1980s, as did high real interest rates, just as in America.The political legacy of Mrs Thatcher's macroeconomic programme may be more important than the economic legacy.

Beyond the fact the title sounds a little too much like the name of the world's worst night-club, the movie sees a return by Gondry to French-language films; perhaps in an effort to rediscover his genius after a string of disappointing, bigger budget flicks (can someone remind us why The Green Hornet happened?).

"It's disappointing, but unfortunately budget is accountable for a lot".

"That would've been especially disappointing considering our wage budget is considerably higher than last season when we avoided relegation in the second to last game of the season.

“This budget is disappointing as there has been no steps announced to increase productivity in agriculture, electricity and other sectors which are not producing up to their potential,” said R. Sesashayee, head of the Confederation of Indian Industry.

But while we're still in the shadow of the 2015 budget's disappointing allocation of funding to support services, many will remain skeptical until he puts more than his voice behind the matter.