Sentence examples for larger outlay from inspiring English sources

Legislators would more than likely adopt some relatively inexpensive measures rather than try to pass a much larger outlay that the Bush administration might oppose.

But history illustrates the difficulty of keeping spending in check, especially in programs that are open-ended commitments, which too often have led to much larger outlays than initially envisioned.

Fledgling entrepreneurs also can save a bundle by selling services rather than products, which tend to require larger outlays for equipment and inventory.

Of the 10 nations in Southeast Asia, only Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam received larger outlays of U.S. security assistance in 2015 than in 2010, and only Vietnam received increased aid for programs that directly boost military-to-military relations.

The long-term fiscal impact of this explosion of permanent settlers — larger outlays for education, healthcare, and other services — is conveniently overlooked by politicians who clamor for tighter security.

NEW YORK SPENDS MILLIONS Bridges, Roads, Schools and Other Public Buildings Call for a Large Outlay.

The loan was also the largest outlay in the bank's history.

That lead was not insurmountable, but overcoming it would have required a large outlay of campaign money that just was not there.

It remains unlikely the club will commit to a large outlay this winter despite rumours linking them with a series of high-profile targets.

But if you put Obamacare out of your mind, this program still represents a very large outlay of federal money to help Americans buy health insurance.

Despite the Tories' large outlay, they tied with the Greens in terms of the growth of their social communities, both gaining 7% in support for the last three months of 2014.