Sentence examples for obvious budget from inspiring English sources

The Governor, I feel, ran last year for reëlection ignoring what was an obvious budget deficit.

Though city officials said they understood the magnitude of the state's budget woes, they said they were angered not just by the impact of the proposal, but also by the way it was delivered, in a less than obvious budget maneuver.

You see, no one can really figure out why Jerry Brown hasn't cut the death penalty already since it's such an obvious budget solution that provides real accountability, real justice, and real savings.

And a shallow ideological argument borrowed from the US has distracted from the blindingly obvious: a budget deficit of $40bn a year will only be eliminated by both reducing spending and increasing taxes.

n The all-too-obvious conclusion: Budget balancing has been achieved through higher tax revenues, not by controlling domestic spending — and the entitlement monster still hovers in the wings.

Alonso's holiday pick: The strange queerspoitation film Some of My Best Friends Are, an obvious low-budget attempt to rip off The Boys in the Band.

Though it's part of the same Marvel Studios brand behind the "Captain America," "Iron Man" and "Avengers" movies, "Guardians of the Galaxy" was not the most obvious mega-budget blockbuster.

Some black players feel that KIO, with its shoestring budget, obvious inability to criticise the very organisations that co-fund it, and without a strong voice since the departure of former director Piara Powar, is failing to engage with them, and to speak out enough on behalf of them or their communities.

Paul Everitt, chief executive of the SMMT, said: "It's obvious that companies' budgets are under pressure and it would be tough for them to make a commitment.

The cost of adding an extra treatment to the patient's medication has obvious implications to budgets and resources.

"These figures make obvious that Congressman Ryan's budget plan has nothing to do with balancing the budget, but has everything to do with creating a system that takes more from the poor and less from the rich," the authors of the report wrote.