Sentence examples for escalating budget from inspiring English sources

The government will then be forced to choose between higher payroll taxes, reduced retirement benefits and escalating budget deficits.

Ms. Koike's immediate predecessor, Yoichi Masuzoe, battled with national Olympic officials over the Tokyo Games' rapidly escalating budget.

While criticisms of her administration have mounted with New Jersey's escalating budget problems, Mrs. Whitman has continued to defend her fiscal management.

(At the time Universal cited creative differences for Mr. Fuqua's departure amid reports of an escalating budget and the lack of a final shooting script. The movie was later filmed with Ridley Scott as director).

One solution is an obvious non-starter: to put in place a public framework of rules against which people can benchmark our escalating budget deficit, and any subsequent progress towards stability which the Tories if elected might make.

Chicago State University sent notices of potential layoffs to all of its 900 employees Friday, yet another sign of the escalating budget crisis for the Far South Side public institution that stems from the state's budget impasse.

It was accompanied along the way by stories of escalating budgets (nervous builders, and near abandonment of the design).

Movie and television studios, facing escalating budgets, rampant piracy and the uncertain future of new media, are demanding concessions from talent.

Like home renovations, the process seems to conjure visions of rapidly escalating budgets and tense "we can't turn back now" talks with workmen.

News last week that fewer, and slower, trains than planned could eventually run on the new network to keep costs in check have underscored concerns about escalating budgets.

That repetition – and the need to ensure mainstream success in an era of rapidly escalating budgets – led to an identity crisis, as "survival horror" inexorably gravitated towards "action horror" and then just "action with a few blobby monsters".