Sentence examples for every outlay from inspiring English sources

His cache of ledger books note every accrual (from wages to birthday gifts) and every outlay (some worth tens of thousands of yuan, others worth pennies) in painstaking detail, providing a microscopic view of China's macroeconomic transformation.

Hourly compensation -- covering every outlay for labor, including bonuses and stock options, when they are cashed in -- rose at a 4.2percentt annual rate in the first quarter, up from 3.8percentt in the fourth, the bureau reported yesterday.

That assumes that every outlay is just as important as every other outlay.

Madison figures that his stars have three or four years to earn real money, so every unbudgeted outlay brings on a lecture.

A logbook kept by Girolamo Chiericati, who commissioned one of Palladio's greatest houses, records every expense, beginning with the outlay, on November 15 , 1550 of seven troni for the notebook itself.

Sequencing equipment has been improving even faster than microprocessor performance, which doubles roughly every 18 months for the same outlay under a rule dubbed Moore's law (see chart 3).The sequencing technology works by figuring out the precise sequence of letters that make up the genetic code of life.

Bahl said that execs were sitting in stressful traffic for two hours a day, equating to ten hours — or a full working day — every week, so it made sense to outlay the 12,000 rupee (~$200) per driver for their 15 most senior executives.

If you gave Poundland's chief executive a quid every time he says "amazing value" while accompanying him to a store, your outlay would be considerably more than the £4.72 that shoppers spend on an average visit.

The main outlay will be for the bike, but the cost is coming down every year (a great bike can be bought for under £500).

Throw in the similar sum likely to be spent on the down-the-card contests, for all 435 seats in the House of Representatives and 33 Senate seats (one third of the total), as well as a dozen governors' races, and the total outlay for Election 2012 may reach an unprecedented $6bn ,equivalent to roughly $50 for every likely voter.

Did we mean "outlay"?