Sentence examples for outlay involved from inspiring English sources

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.

Although running a car is beginning to look like a cheaper option, that's only mile for mile – factor in parking, congestion charges and the capital outlay involved in purchasing even the dodgiest, smelliest old banger and few wage labourers are going to be able to afford to switch.

Ferrari executives wouldn't discuss the capital outlay involved in transforming the humble Shell station into Casa Ferrari.

Representatives for Rolls-Royce and Maserati were similarly reticent about the capital outlay involved in establishing their Pebble Beach beachheads.

The move underscored the importance Mr. Cameron attaches to having the Liberal Democrats, a left-of-center party that campaigned against immediate cuts in government outlays, prominently involved in the budget-cutting that has been his government's early hallmark.

My father was a child of the Depression and where capital outlays were involved he always wore the haunted look of a fugitive who had just heard bloodhounds in the distance.

Given the massive outlay that is involved in staging them, given the global idealism they tap into, and given the fame and status that rightly attach to Olympic achievement in a fair contest, credibility is all.

A rest-house for all nationalities, which he erected in Rangoon, alone involved an outlay of Rs. 1,30,000, and Lord Curzon paid the donor the compliment of declaring the building open on the occasion of his visit to Rangoon in 1900.

The Annual Report for 1890 noted: "The investigation with its anxious supervision and hourly observations, has entailed much labour on the whole executive and involved a considerable outlay".

But, in a short time, the mortgage was granted, the house was bought, and we moved — a hugely disruptive event in a family that experienced few, almost no, events that involved a substantial outlay of money.

But, in a short time, the mortgage was granted, the house was bought, and we moved a hugely disruptive event in a family that experienced few, almost no, events that involved a substantial outlay of money.