Sentence examples for much smaller budget from inspiring English sources

Administration officials claim that the S.E.C. can still do its job with a much smaller budget.

— on a much smaller budget: $6,000 for a handful of community events.

But Marlon Wayans's satire "A Haunted House" got to "Paranormal" first, and for a much smaller budget delivered bigger laughs.

With a much smaller budget and venue, it offers a more relaxed and engaging encounter with artists drawn primarily from Latin America.

Those films are a mix of big-budget franchises like the "Transformers" movies and much smaller budget brands like "Paranormal Activity".

"The Legislature now faces a much smaller budget problem than projected a year ago and the smallest projected out-year deficits since the 2007-2009 recession".

Midsize dance companies, with much smaller budgets, usually between $1 million and $5 million, are even more vulnerable than orchestras.

New Jersey and Connecticut, with much smaller budgets, have emergency funds almost as large as New York's.

In their first quarter-century, voucher schemes have faced fierce opposition and coped despite much smaller budgets.

Other schools like P.S. 175 in central Harlem have relied on much smaller budgets than the one put together by P.S. 220.

Whilst it might be hard to justify a multi-million pound TV campaign, an online video initiative can drive meaningful reach and business results and scale down to much smaller budgets.