Sentence examples for outlay figure from inspiring English sources
President Bush has proposed an outlay figure of $303 billion.
Besides a total outlay figure, it also asked for a copy of each lawsuit complaint or administrative claim involved.
If you're considering buying or renovating your property to take in a little cash with a home-sharing site or longer-term rental, Scott McGillivray, host of HGTV's Income Property show, says you have to think beyond the purchase price and monthly mortgage outlay to figure out if landlording makes sense financially.
The six-figure outlay to accumulate all the gifts is unlikely to faze those with deep pockets, but there is still room for a holiday bargain with the milking maids, ladies dancing and leaping lords as well as with the calling birds, turtle doves and partridge.
This month marks the 18th anniversary of the Scottish transfer record being not only broken but smashed, with the first eight-figure outlay by a club north of the border.
Despite the enormous initial capital outlay – a rough ballpark figure for a new nuclear power plant would be £2bn plus – one of the attractions of nuclear stations is that the running costs are tiny, with the nuclear fuel only needing to be replaced every 18 months.
Suppose, for the sake of argument, that we stipulate that, say, ten per cent of federal outlays (a very high figure, as even the Cato Institute would probably agree) purchase nothing except waste, fraud, and abuse.
The C.B.O.'s baseline figure for federal outlays in 2012 is $10 billion higher than its figure for 2011.
And with the Yankees looking to pare costs by reducing the outlay for role players, it figures that Grimsley will not return to the Yankees next year.
This is clear from the January-February transfer window, which saw the Chinese Super League outstrip the English Premier League's $275m outlay in January, according to figures compiled by Transfermarkt.
