Sentence examples for To outlay from inspiring English sources
noun
A laying out or expending; that which is laid out or expended.
No one forces you to outlay over $350,000.
The term "interest cost to outlay ratio" means, with respect to any fiscal year, the percentage obtained by dividing the interest cost for such fiscal year on the net public debt by the total amount of Federal outlays for such fiscal year.
"If I trade something new, I still have to outlay cash".
That's what we have to outlay in order to go to CES each year.
The planning and technology investment, that has taken the firm decades to outlay in China and Taiwan, have simply not been undergone within the US.
[At Karmaloop], we got so big, in order for us to get the clothing we needed for each season, we had to outlay 15 to 20 million bucks at the time, which was always at risk.
Underscoring that ugly number, government receipts to outlays remain near historic lows.
Thanks to higher federal debt and higher interest rates, the CBO estimated that net interest costs would be about equal to outlays for Social Security by 2028.
Cristiano may still net his €10 million, or $13 million, but Real Madrid may have to double its outlay to keep him happy.
"However, we have to recover our outlay to cover the research, correspondence, duty of care and consider the sum charged reasonable bearing in mind the time involved".
Leather covers add to the outlay.
