Sentence examples for launch budgets from inspiring English sources

Launch budgets for some documentaries can now be more than £1m, she adds, a figure which has only emerged in the last few years.Once marginalised as the dull work of worthy film-makers, documentaries are increasingly appealing to the mainstream.

We shall soon find out: in 2012 Singapore Airlines, Thai and Japan's ANA will all launch budget-airline subsidiaries.

Franny cannot help comparing her shoestring launch budget with the £1m that Al Gore had to spend on advertising An Inconvenient Truth.

ADAHELI's design has completed its Phase-A feasibility study in December 2008, in the framework of ASI's (Agenzia Spaziale Italiana) 2007 "Small Missions" Program (calling for two missions at 50 MEeuros each, plus the launch budget).

That won't, however, stop a billion start-ups blowing their entire launch budget on flying their whole team – armed with sacks of flyers and amusing stick-on bugs and branded candy and more fucking stickers – to Texas, confident in the knowledge that their app (with its stupid cutesy name) will be the hit of the festival.

In 1991, deteriorating budget forecasts persuaded President George H.W. Bush and congressional leaders to launch budget discussions between the two branches that took place through the spring and summer of that year at Andrews Air Force Base.

"It's important because this favors quality apps with modest post-launch budgets over mediocre apps that throw a lot of money at ad networks and other forms of marketing".

A consequence of the delays and new tests is that the project will now likely go over its $8 billion pre-launch budget cap and will need to be re-authorized by Congress.

Since then, many designers have launched budget versions of their upscale lines, as well as partnered with low budget retailers like Target, Wal-Mart and Kohl's to bring fashion to the mass-market at affordable prices.

And cut-price domestic holidays are popular, helped by the launch of budget airlines, such as Skymark.

While under bankruptcy protection, JAL reportedly was considering establishing a low-cost carrier to match its rival All Nippon Airways Co., which planned to launch a budget carrier by the end of 2011.