Sentence examples for average outlays from inspiring English sources

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

And though rates plummeted, retailers actually spent more than twice as much on online marketing deals last year -- $2.1 million on average -- than in 2001, when the average outlay was $885,000.

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.

The average outlay for civilian injury leaves by the city last year was $13,352 compared to $8,494 in the county, The Times found.

The McKinleys noted that it's particularly hard to pin down an average monthly outlay for alcohol.

Saving themselves the average £264 outlay on a pram, the Garlands have chosen instead to use a combination of a wrap sling and an Ergobaby carrier.

Compared with other states, Indiana ranks about average in outlay per pupil, although it spends a significant portion of its general revenue on education.

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

The average monthly outlay in the United States is $58, according to research firm Statistic Brain.

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.