Sentence examples for Much outlay from inspiring English sources

On the exterior, replacing headlights and even side panels will give the car a new look without requiring too much outlay.

Print the finished product at a printer to avoid too much outlay of cash for printing supplies.

Legislators would more than likely adopt some relatively inexpensive measures rather than try to pass a much larger outlay that the Bush administration might oppose.

In a pre-modern economy, insufficient resources meant freedom of speech was a luxury few governments could afford, since any project that required too much capital outlay was usually shelved.

Minelaying missions carried out by the RAAF over the past year had been credited with successfully disrupting enemy shipping for a much smaller outlay of operating hours than conventional bombing, and were thus considered profitable enough to dedicate a wing with three squadrons to furthering the work.

Other collaborative approaches that do not require as much financial outlay can also be successful at encouraging companies to build or to further develop specific programs.

Lesson #4: Tax expenditures, like tax breaks for the oil industry, constitute "spending" every bit as much as outlays for education or food programs.

But history illustrates the difficulty of keeping spending in check, especially in programs that are open-ended commitments, which too often have led to much larger outlays than initially envisioned.

Since it is also Yukos's biggest creditor after the taxman, Rosneft should recoup much of its outlay swiftly.

For small NGOs state-of-the-art VC equipment can seem like a too much of an outlay.

That much smaller fiscal outlay is repaid many times over as refugees start working and contributing to society, as many economic studies show.