Sentence examples for development outlays from inspiring English sources

Despite the lost sales, the study also found, the brand-name drug companies actually increased their research and development outlays, to $18 billion from $4 billion.

The United States and other Western nations have adamantly supported the rights of drug companies, which contend that they need years of exclusive rights to recoup vast research and development outlays.

Research and development outlays for the A380 are at their peak levels this year and next.

The database tracks 190 variables, ranging from the spread between diluted and nondiluted earnings to the ratio of research and development outlays to revenues.

Initial wafer runs on 32-nanometer process node suggest a quick ramp to high yields in 2010 and minimal additional development outlays.

The industry doubled research and development outlays to $45 billion during the last decade, but, according to the British Medical Journal, the number of globally launched drugs with active new ingredients actually fell to 31 from 52 during that period.

While Asian governments are increasing their budgets for research and development (R&D), most financial outlays are mainly in applied areas in engineering, science, technology, and infrastructural fields.

Mather bought 10% of the club in July 2012 with a remit to assist in youth development, while that initial outlay since diluted to a 3.1% shareholding.

As reported previously, the GOL had initially pegged its 2009 national budget (now being debated at the session of the General People's Congress currently underway) to a price per barrel of USD 65; however, it recently re-calibrated the budget and significantly reduced outlays on some development projects to reflect sagging oil prices.

BBC Alba has reached a watershed in its existence when, despite its success, it is at a point where the corporation chiefs in London must decide if it will assist further in its development for a relatively modest outlay.

Outlays for research and development (R and D), such as purchases of a plant and equipment, are intended to yield returns over a period of years and are frequently given special tax treatment.