Sentence examples for bigger outlay from inspiring English sources

That meant, last year, Laura Marling, Beirut and Mogwai, and a bigger outlay on fees, though the mid-five-figure sums he says he spends pale in comparison to rates commanded by headliners at the biggest events.

One of the bigger outlays: FILA bankrolled the flights and hotel stays of representatives from 132 countries who traveled to Moscow in May for what was called an Extraordinary Congress, where Mr. Lalovic was formally elected.

Advocates say the most important thing is to direct money to those who will spend it, mainly through richer unemployment benefits, stepped up grants to the states, increases in military spending and bigger outlays for public works projects that can be undertaken quickly.

It involves a big outlay to bring the talent and all the back-up people.

Despite the outbreak of peace, this week's government budget awarded the biggest outlay to defence.

You need a big glove, that would be a big outlay as a kid.

But the biggest outlay is for competition fees, travel and accommodation.

The biggest outlay is food the average cow consumes fodder worth about 10,000 rupees ($160) a year.

"It was going to be a big outlay, considering the few men we were up against," Eriksson said.

Before the Indiana grant, Lilly's biggest outlay was $60 million to the United Way of Central Indiana in 1999.

(Its accounts are entirely inscrutable, since neither oil revenue, the biggest source of income, nor military expenditure, the biggest outlay, feature at all).