Sentence examples for cost outlay from inspiring English sources
Dedrick's estimate did not include the capital cost outlay of building factories, which could be substantial.
"You want to try to maximize your mileage accumulation while minimizing your cost outlay," said Kevin Vukson, a labor union organizer from California who uses the Internet to manage his miles, and often compares notes with other dedicated mileage accumulators online.
That drops the cost outlay for such services from a six-figure bill for a full system to a monthly fee of as little as $10,000.
In Hensher [13] we investigated the relationship between cost efficiency and CSQI elements under the control of the operator, and concluded that operators who provide services levels that result is a higher CSQI in general are also the more cost efficient, and that investing in higher levels of customer service does not have to necessarily require a great cost outlay.
We [LACC] are developing a program that will take us off the grid and require no capital cost outlay.
The amount of profit may vary from product to product and should reflect the total amount of cost outlay, labor and a small percentage of overhead.
As such, fostering a good reputation can involve cost outlays in both the short term and long term, as suggested by Su et al. (2015a).
New engine technologies for complying with these regulations introduce an exponential dependency between the number of test combinations required for obtaining optimum results and the time and cost outlays.
This may result in longer than required intervention in areas with higher endpoint thresholds leading to greater cost outlays (not to mention the ethical problems of continuing treatment of infection-free communities) but would represent a risk averse insurance against the likelihood of not accomplishing elimination in other areas with lower thresholds [39].
A large percentage of these cost outlays are due to patients suffering from advanced stages of HF.
Longitudinal analyses of cost data must also account for variations in and correlations among cost outlays over time (M.G., Y.A., C.E.D., R.N.A., K. Hunt., L.E.E., unpublished data).
