Sentence examples for outlay at from inspiring English sources
Mr. Stuart estimated their outlay at 60 cents a book.
"I just wanted to buy extra," she said, estimating her total outlay at about $100.
That rise is more than the Russian's total outlay at Stamford Bridge since his takeover in 2003.
"You should be motivated by the process, the experience and your craft," she said, estimating her company's outlay at AUS$22,000.
If you add that to BT's commitments to rugby, tennis and European football, it would put its annual outlay at well over Sky's current £1.45bn but with a smaller range of sports to offer.
The Conservatives have questioned how London could afford the outlay at a time of parlous public finances.
Already, mandatory spending, at $1 trillion, greatly exceeds domestic discretionary outlays at $326 billion this year.
Social Security barely tops that, with the agency's gross outlays at $535.7 billion, up from $514.5 billion.
Think-tanks, looking at the formulas that fund schools and health programmes, put the projected outlays at $99 billion.How to close a $27 billion shortfall?
He caps federal government outlays at 19% of GDP; this year, they are running at around 25%.As promised, the plan ultimately moves the government budget into surplus and reduces the federal debt (see chart).
Mr. Munton estimated roughly half of the expected $150 billion the international majors will spend in capital outlays at Iraqi oil fields over the next decade will go to drilling subcontractors, most of them American.
