Sentence examples for insignificant budgets from inspiring English sources

Some squeaked out profits, but more because of their insignificant budgets than anything else.

The spending spree is made possible by the East Timor Petroleum Fund, which held $7.2 billion as of March 1st and allows the government to draw a small percentage of it each year to fund its otherwise insignificant budget.

Muni Diaries wonders, "If Muni were to implement such a system (forgetting how much it would cost to build), how exactly would they screw it up?" Considering how SMTA is already facing not insignificant budget deficit and the Central Subway project looks to be sucking up much of the agency's funding and attention over the next decade, even considering SMT's proposal seems like a pipe dream.

He says he had to struggle as much as the next director to get funding for his not-insignificant budget.

"Our share of the $1 billion or $2 billion pie for online video is insignificant compared to the budgets that are coming over," says Glickman.

But those expenses are insignificant within the federal budget, Professor Bowman said, "and the federal government can run a budget deficit".

The budget was insignificant by TV standards.

But replacing the facade, which generally involves destroying the original brick with small hand-held hammer drills, is not an insignificant part of the budget.

But the income from the book is relatively insignificant compared with the budget of a soap opera, though NBC executives say they try to leave no stone unturned in raising additional revenue through licensing deals.

This result is expected, because as λ increases, the MDP increases, and then the constraint on power budget becomes insignificant.

New York City was left with a hole in its budget that appeared insignificant at first.