Sentence examples for drained budgets from inspiring English sources

He traced how the United States' use of prison for nonviolent offenses drained budgets with no benefit.

They block streets and clog traffic, costing other people time and money; they divert police attention, draining budgets and perhaps helping criminals.

And Soares said national leaders should think of pollution as a health problem, one that can drain budgets swiftly.

"He can't go from one draining budget battle to the next".

Those schemes have made 1m families better off, but have also drained the budgets of key ministries, including health and education.

Whether you drained your budget on the ceremony or still have plenty of dough to spend, your packing list for these sun-soaked destinations — broken down by Europe, the Americas, the Caribbean and Asia — will not include much more than your swimsuits and plenty of sunscreen.

Some young Uighurs criticized the Beijing Olympics, saying the Games will drain local budgets.

The report, requested by Republican Senator Tom Coburn of Oklahoma, reviews 2009 federal employee salaries across the country, and comes during the on-going debate over whether public sector pay rates are draining state budgets.

Despite the soaring costs, event organizers say the speeches did not drain the budgets of the community colleges or university, which used a combination of ticket revenue and scaling back their spending on other speakers and performers to keep Clinton from breaking the bank.

No surprise then that bandwidth demands drained corporate technology budgets.

In addition, aggregate dialysis-associated costs have increased and have drained national healthcare budgets [ 2].