Sentence examples for mean outlay from inspiring English sources
But as you'll see in the story, there's no attempt to put the costs into any context -- specifically, there's no mention that an escalation in Afghanistan would mean outlays for the one-year Pentagon budget is approaching the total outlays of the entire 10-year health care bill.
That means an outlay of £76.05 to save just £1.95.
That means an outlay of $2,850, not to mention premiums, deductible and co-payments.
Her limit was a little more than $1 million, which meant an outlay of $5,500 a month maximum.
This means your outlay will be $1,100 $111 x 100 shares).
Lower fees for students from poor families would mean a smaller outlay for the exchequer.
Although this doesn't mean the initial outlay involved in gifting a deposit, it does mean only buyers with well-off parents, who are willing to put their finances on the line, need apply.
The deal means an extra outlay for the donor countries because guarantees will have to be extended to ensure that the Greek banks are protected if Greece is classified in default.
You will hear a lot about how squeezing outlays will mean more efficiency.
Swansea spent £6m to bring him to the Liberty Stadium in the summer of 2013 and Newcastle's outlay now means that clubs have spent a total of almost £20m on Shelvey, who will turn 24 at the end of February.
