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Discover LudwigThe phrase "minuscule budget" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a very small amount of money or resources that are available for a specific purpose. Example: The new company was able to launch their product successfully despite having a minuscule budget for marketing and advertising.
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Tangerine amounts to "good work" in other words, despite its minuscule budget.
23 - Gareth Edwards With Monsters, Edwards reinvented a genre – and did it on a minuscule budget.
Essentially responsible for fielding complaints about the city's services, the public advocate has a minuscule budget and little direct power.
At about 1.40 dollars to the euro, that's around $20, and $20 covers have no place on such a minuscule budget.
This gentle young man had a farm to run, a family to feed and a staff to house and pay on a minuscule budget.
The shooting of the movie, for which the director Kenneth Lonergan had only a minuscule budget, was a real slog, Ruffalo recalls.
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They're on the breadline with minuscule budgets.
Small clubs, operating on minuscule budgets but high-powered team spirit, made it to the promised land.
All have minuscule budgets, little power or influence in the UN system and virtually no operational capacity on the ground.
But when you consider the possibilities for home entertainment sales, and broadcast rights and the minuscule budgets (rarely over a million dollars), the profit margins become boggling.
They were shot on minuscule budgets and their director, Gerald Thomas, worked at such speed that he was always ahead of their strictest 9-to-5 schedules.
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