Sentence examples for high outlay from inspiring English sources

Last year, for instance, the road spent $657 million in capital improvements - a high outlay relative to its earnings.

It will, though, be a while before small companies can justify the high outlay.Accenture initially installed telepresence rooms in Chicago and Frankfurt.

The average price for properties in Kensington and Chelsea is over £2 million with a similarly high outlay in most of central London.

Our advice: Be wary of any fund with high outlays for brokerage commissions (as a percentage of assets managed).

But even those high outlays essentially pay for themselves in many cases.

Arsène Wenger has given Arsenal's supporters the statement signing they have craved with the €50m (£42.5m) purchase of the attacking midfielder Mesut Ozil from Real Madrid, a move that has nearly trebled the club's previous highest outlay on a player.

The company's expenses of $721 million for 2003, for instance, beat the record-high outlay of $601 million in 2002.

Earlier this month, the government reported that personal spending surged in November, but the boost was mostly due to higher outlays for food and gasoline.

When economists talk of the "inflation threat" these days, the chief concern is that companies will raise prices to recover their higher outlays for labor.

Even before Congress adds any new stimulus measures, higher outlays will climb for existing unemployment benefits, food stamps and other social programs.

With research advances in delayed aging, more people would be alive past the age of 65, which means significantly higher outlays for Medicare and Medicaid despite less per-person spending on medical costs.