Sentence examples for further outlay from inspiring English sources

The new block has a distinct shortage of parking spaces, though you do get rights to a couple with that £7m penthouse, albeit for a further outlay of £50K or so (each).

Reading Football Club said: "[The services] had been very heavily subsidised since their inception in 2007, but the very low number of passengers sadly did not warrant a continued further outlay.

But for taxpayers, there is the prospect of further outlays.

Madrid claims that close to 80percentt of its buildings are either built or under construction, limiting its further outlays.

Spain's incoming government has promised further spending cuts, especially in regional outlays, in order to meet deficit targets agreed with Brussels.Even so, it seems plain that fiscal tightening will weaken growth.

The outlay would further increase as expensive extrusion machinery and α-amylase will be required.

To further reduce the financial outlay, a person in this situation may wish to consult with an elder law attorney to present legal and equitable arguments on his or her behalf.

Halting releases when negative outcomes are detected is a passive strategy that does not require the outlay of further effort or resources.

Even allowing for the so-called "Keynesian multiplier" — in an economy operating below full-employment, increases in government outlays can generate further increases in income and spending — the Obama stimulus was never likely to boost the economy enough to prevent unemployment from reaching ten per cent.

Spending on health, welfare and education is further constrained by a big outlay on defence, which accounts for nearly 20% of the 2011-12 budgexpenditureure, compared with less than 8% for education.Some analysts worry that the fiscal deficit is about to take a dire toll on Pakistan's external accounts.

Groupon further promised consumers that their original outlay for the cost of a Groupon voucher would be refunded by Groupon if a merchant partner failed.