Sentence examples for its high budget from inspiring English sources

Spain has also seen its borrowing costs rise because of its high budget deficit, shaky banks and weak economy.

Speaking of disasters, Michael Cimino's "Heaven's Gate" is another masterwork that blinkered critics dismissed owing to its high budget and the stories of its grandiose production every touch of which is sumptuously and movingly reflected onscreen.

Spain has been a focus of investor anxiety over the past year because of its high budget deficit and a banking sector that has €180.8 billion of "problematic exposure" to the construction and real estate sectors out of a total loan portfolio of €439 billion, according to an analysis published in October by the Bank of Spain.

Mr. Spielberg's standard deal, on par with other blue-chip talent, is 20percentt of a movie's gross from the first ticket sold, although he agreed to a somewhat less aggressive paycheck on the latest "Indiana Jones" installment to offset its high budget.

His comments came a day after the EU suspended funding for Hungary over its high budget deficit.

Warner Bros. and Paramount Pictures, which were offered a chance to pick up the project from Sony, have also passed because of concerns about its high budget and limited commercial appeal.

One of the prevailing memes about the movie regards its audacity and the importance of its high-budget production (it was made with a hundred million dollars of independent financing).

And Hollywood, too — or, at least, its high-budget independent sector — is in fact creating a remarkable generation of male stars.

At Paramount, he helped pioneer co-financing, a strategy that allowed Paramount to share the risks of its high-budget films with outside partners.

Hammer, an artisanal operation based in a converted country house in a western suburb of London, generally reserved its higher budgets for remakes of classics that the studio produced under its contract with Universal.

Its low-cost rival Lidl is also appears to be trying to reach the middle-classes with its its first (high budget-looking) television advertisement this week.