Sentence examples for slender budget from inspiring English sources
Pinney, working on a slender budget, conjures those times with sharply whimsical elements of design (costume, sets, hairstyles, and graphics).
They argue that people have to be realistic about what can be achieved in a short time and on a slender budget.
The second is that, though it offers no such thing as a free launch, ISRO can put spacecraft into space on an astonishingly slender budget.
It provided a refuge for European scholars like Hannah Arendt during the Nazi era, but in recent decades has struggled to maintain its reputation on a slender budget.
The film was shot on a slender budget of £500,000 by Ed Blum, a former student on the Raindance film course.
Determined to transform the district and set the design standard for others to follow, Mr. Robins hired the New York architect Walter Chatham in 1997, starting him with a slender budget of $1 million to spruce up Dacra properties.
Such articles, "cooperatively planned" according to the Digest, "planted" according to critics, were naturally welcome to many magazines with slender budgets, but they did lead to controversy.
Public schools report dipping into their own slender budgets, and sometimes principal's own pockets to pay family electricity bills so that students can keep access to their computer and also get the occasional warm meal.
Tsuruta and Phuah are known for elegant minimalism executed with slender budgets: the two are behind Blue Bottle's coffee shop and roaster in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where cheap floorboards are used to great effect as wall paneling, and the Blue Bottle kiosk on the High Line, which is down the block and up a flight a stairs from Milk Studios.
It's clear from its spare look that "Prisoners of War" operated on a more slender production budget than "Homeland," and it makes greater use of conventional TV storytelling methods, like fake news reports and cheaply manipulative music.
In much of the developing world, in countries without oil of their own, rising fuel prices can not only cripple public transportation or gut slender national budgets that could otherwise be used to improve living standards and services.
