Sentence examples for tight funds from inspiring English sources

After the recession hit in 2008, a series originally planned for eight hours was reduced by tight funds to six.

Not for any tragic reasons either: tight funds + poor planning + lack of self control= zero dollars.

And thanks to a tight fund-raising environment, they can afford to be picky.

But he warned future flood defence works might be hampered by a tight funding settlement.

"In tight funding times, that's going to get worse," said Dr. Khalsa of Harvard, who is doing a clinical trial on whether yoga can fight insomnia.

Announcing telephone number-sized quantities of cash to "transform" the NHS is now routine, but the shine soon fades as the realities of tight funding kick in.

In a tight funding climate, it's not surprising that independent theatre-makers are attracted to the opportunities and financial support that the mainstream can offer.

Bazalgette said England was in the creative premier league "and this portfolio would keep us on top in an era of tight funding".

But with spending tight, funding reforms have been delayed until after the next election – until autumn 2015 for childcare and 2016 for care for older people.

The fact that we have funded some organisations doesn't mean we have to always fund them to such levels in the future – particularly in a tight funding climate.

The ONS said: "Taken together, the factors constraining demand such as weak mortgage lending and high house prices, coupled with those constraining supply such as skill shortages and tight funding conditions, may have limited construction output growth in January 2015".