And with a one-off outlay rather than an annual membership, it makes financial sense too".
It said the total programme would involve a one-off outlay of £60m.
Designed for use in the comfort of your own home, these handy devices promise a lifetime of good looks for a one-off outlay, with no appointment and no schlepping across town to get there required.
Company spokesman Howard Hoffman responds by pointing out that Zannino's $173,441 commuting cost included the one-off outlay for buying a car and thus, he argues, cannot fairly be characterised as $667 per day.
Rattle round Birdsall's web shop, and with a once-off outlay of between £200 and £500 you can clamp your jaws around someone's entire binary life and squeeze every last byte out of their privacy.
Fortunately, we'd just come off a major outlay of aerobic effort — a 17.1-mile 17.1-milerun over 13,120-foot Imountainass — so we had some caloruns tovercoup.
Road building was just one public investment that set off huge private outlays.
Here at home, President Obama has sworn off serious new outlays for jobs or aid to the states, and is using his fiscal commission to pursue a bipartisan consensus on spending cuts and higher taxes.
If you are yet to buy a tablet and are put off by the upfront outlay, a bundled contract deal can help spread the cost – but at a price.
One off-licence owner commented that he would consider them if he had: 'folk in every other day asking for them', but even then would be put off by the 'considerable outlay', while another interviewee had stocked starter kits and sold two units, but customers had not returned for refills, leaving him with stock he had to return.
Of course, as MLS's most expensive player – on a salary of $7m – TFC are paying a premium for such quality and stature, although if any franchise knows the often fragmented correlation between outlay and pay-off it is the franchise that paid Defoe over $500,000 per goal last season.
