Sentence examples for outlay for the from inspiring English sources

Lower fees for students from poor families would mean a smaller outlay for the exchequer.

"It would make a pretty significant difference on the monthly outlay for the buyer".

It involves a substantial outlay for the chain, Britain's largest, because it has 3,300 stores.

And that does not include the outlay for the honeymoon in New Zealand with his bride, Usha Kempegowda.

Yet while the pop-up shop offers a platform for real-world brand extension and awareness it can prove to be a costly outlay for the small business.

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.

Public unease grows about extravagant government outlays for the world's largest sporting events.

Mr. Obama's outlays for the Energy Department would jump 12 percent next year to about $30 billion, despite planned austerity elsewhere in the government.

But the government's cutback in spending on state enterprises has left people struggling to meet the expensive outlays for the elaborate feasts associated with the Tet holiday.

Outlays for the Senate rose to $704 million from $672 million; for the House of Representatives, to $1.126 billion from $1.067 billion — in both cases, outpacing inflation.

Or should Washington channel extra federal money to city and state governments so they can sustain their outlays for the numerous programs that otherwise would be shrunk?