Sentence examples for initial capital outlays from inspiring English sources

Also, because natural monopolies (eg, water, energy, transport) typically require very large initial capital outlays, often the state alone is in a position to finance them.

The initial capital outlay is one of the largest expenses of any HVAC system.

Schools have told us that the initial capital outlay for items like musical instruments is a big challenge.

Ms. Griffith's initial capital outlay for her wireless setup was $700, counting a refund of $425 from the Internet service provider she used.

The initial capital outlay has always been too high, and what utilities would pay for the electricity has been too low.

When you think that you'll probably have a new fridge for 10 years, you need to look at the initial capital outlay and the ongoing cost.

In spite of strong political support and a reported $7.5 billion in government loan guarantees, Constellation balked at the initial capital outlay.

But even with pricing that requires no initial capital outlay from consumers and guarantees lifetime savings — and even occasional opportunities to make money, by selling power back to the grid — Americans still aren't buying into solar in significant numbers.

Despite the enormous initial capital outlay – a rough ballpark figure for a new nuclear power plant would be £2bn plus – one of the attractions of nuclear stations is that the running costs are tiny, with the nuclear fuel only needing to be replaced every 18 months.

Yes, so-called white boxes may be cheaper in terms of initial capital outlay, but with the Cumulus or NSX model customers have to take on the cost and complexity of separately managing hardware and software.

Betty's initial capital outlay works out to $50 per home within the territory (i.e., $250 per customer, if he achieves that hoped-for 20% market penetration), and he thinks that price will fall to close to $20 per home passed as volumes ramp up.