Sentence examples for average outlay of from inspiring English sources

Foreign governments know that Chinese tourists like to splurge: they spend about $6,000 per trip to America, according to the US Travel Association, a third more than the average outlay of other visitors.Some countries, such as Britain, have been slow to capitalise.

The average outlay for the most expensive match-day tickets also increased, by 7.4% from 2011 to £21.67.

Manchester City's average January outlay of £10.9m has resulted in an average finishing position of ninth.

On the other hand, average age of firms is 10 years and the average initial outlay of the firms are BDT six lacs (0.6 million) where 64%% of total firms are doing their business in the rental house.

The average January outlay of the last 15 relegated clubs was £2.47m £0.75mm net), compared to the £4.4m (£3.75m net) paid by the eight teams who were in the relegation zone on 1 January but survived.

The five lowest spenders of 1994 have seen their average outlays rise from 32.7% to 36.5% of GDP.

That's an outlay of twelve per cent up front.

That means an outlay of £76.05 to save just £1.95.

Mise, in medieval England, any outlay of money and in particular the payment of taxation.

That's a huge gain for a tiny outlay of effort.

This review provides a brief outlay of the advantages and challenges of nutraceutical delivery via dermatological, oral and ophthalmic routes.