Sentence examples for kind of outlay from inspiring English sources

But who can afford that kind of outlay?

Anthony Martial is the obvious exception but Van Gaal has spent in excess of £250m and for that kind of outlay there has been little back.

The budget was around $44m $320mm in today's money), the kind of outlay that might have helped Nasa put a man on the moon by 1966.

And they say, 'I'd rather deal with the annual premium than my parents dissipating their assets.' " With that kind of outlay, the children had better be sure that they are the beneficiaries — and that their parents don't spend all the money on themselves.

Their one-point advantage over third-placed Hull is not something Paul Clement and company will want to let slip after that kind of outlay; Hartlepool, then, will be eager to capitalise if Derby's focus wavers and in the 19-year-old midfielder Brad Walker they have a talent who is surely not much longer for the lower reaches of League Two.

However, the question for an entity like Nimbus is, will resale of the sport's rights justify that kind of outlay?

Animal-rescue volunteers can claim charitable deductions for many kinds of outlays.

The first two kinds of spending contribute directly to GDP, which measures outlays on freshly produced output.

The Fifth Element's $263.9m in 1997 - $384.2 inflation-corrected – against $90m of outlay is the kind of space-opera business model Warner should have been aiming for.

What's unknown, however, is the kind of destruction massive government outlays will bring to the healthy companies in our midst.

Unfortunately, this kind of infrastructure represents a significant financial outlay, one that would also add to the workload of agricultural operators.