Sentence examples for dwindling budget from inspiring English sources

WHO officials complain of a dwindling budget.

Is that awkward sonic jump the product of lousy editing, a dwindling budget, plain carelessness, or an act of dadaist intent?

BBC4 has looked to tackle its dwindling budget with partnerships both inside and outside the BBC (with Welsh language broadcaster S4C, for instance, on Welsh language drama Hinterland, which will return for a second series).

With the dwindling budget surplus in doubt, Democrats in the Senate and the House, and a few Republicans, are questioning whether there is enough money to pay for any farm bill and say next week's debate is premature.

On Feb. 13, I overcame all the obstacles Wendy Wasserstein mentioned -- dwindling budget, bitter cold, unwelcome terror alerts -- to buy tickets to "Oklahoma!" as a Valentine surprise for my 84-year-old father, a huge musical-theater fan who saw and loved the original production in 1943.

The only one of its four TV channels to grow its reach since the start of the decade (albeit, watched by 14% of the population, also the smallest), it has done so on a dwindling budget of £50m at the last count, compared to BBC2's £402m and BBC1's £1bn.

But bogged down with failed banks and dwindling budgets, few are in any position to do anything about it.

And after one year, the funding from the Government will cease, meaning local authorities need to find it from their own dwindling budgets.

Consider the art historians who influence millions of museum visitors, and the engagement programmes those institutions patronise despite their dwindling budgets.

There is a "pupil premium" that diverts money to schools that teach children from the poorest families – albeit from dwindling budgets.

Litigants who cannot afford a lawyer, and either do not qualify for legal aid or are unable to have a lawyer assigned to them because of dwindling budgets, are on their own — pro se.