Sentence examples for for their outlay from inspiring English sources

For their outlay, broadcasters expect slickly-produced high-definition footage beamed worldwide without interruption.

Brazil and Indonesia, which do poorly in PISA, are both very inefficient, too.But what the rest of the pack get for their outlay varies widely (see table).

For their financial outlay, Westerners are given a plentiful supply of oxygen and, very often, a Nepalese mountain guide assigned specifically to ensure they get to the top.

Vick, the head of the clinical negligence team at Michelmores solicitors in Exeter, said: "We don't know what arrangements are in place for Musgrove to recoup their outlay and losses on this contract from Vanguard.

Communities here are still piling on additional debt not only for their own outlays but to transfer funds to the former East Germany more than two decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

On average, the IMF reckons, rich countries recover half their outlays for financial rescues.

Or should Washington channel extra federal money to city and state governments so they can sustain their outlays for the numerous programs that otherwise would be shrunk?

As they contend with growing budget deficits and higher pension costs, some mayors are complaining that their outlays for retiree health benefits are rising by 20 percent a year -- a result of the wave of retirements of baby boomers and longer life expectancies on top of the double-digit rate of health care inflation.

But the $1.3 billion these and other companies have spent doesn't even include their outlays for television advertising, which is sold separately.

But what exactly are United getting for their reported £30m outlay to Dutch champions PSV Eindhoven?

The lessors will pay for the devices and recover their outlays via the $75,000 per year minimum rent paid by the hospitals.