Sentence examples for outlay represents a from inspiring English sources

That outlay represents a 33% rise on the same period in 2010, an increase of £120m.

Ashley does not like splashing the cash on footballers so, possessing a manager capable of finishing mid-table with minimal outlay, represents nirvana to the sports retail magnate.

The outlay represented only a modest fraction of the more than $2.5 million that Mr. Spitzer's campaign has spent since he announced his candidacy on July 7, dwarfing what his opponent, Scott M. Stringer, has spent in the same period.

The initial 2010 CDM outlay (representing 1% of Canada's GDP, or $13 billion) will be allocated to the African countries for emissions-reduction strategies and alternative-energy development programs.

Amazon's $15m£9.9m9m) outlay for Chi-Raq represents a substantial investment in a film that focuses on a minority narrative from a director who isn't exactly a safe commercial bet.

The upkeep of the forests, however, represents a substantial outlay.

Nevertheless, this represents a considerable outlay (€827 900) for a large (50 000 discharge) hospital.

Growth was also bolstered by larger-than-expected outlays for defense spending, much of which simply represents a rebound from weaker-than-expected spending in previous quarters.

But if you put Obamacare out of your mind, this program still represents a very large outlay of federal money to help Americans buy health insurance.

That represents a significant monetary outlay and it is difficult to convince a producer to pay out even more.

Unfortunately, this kind of infrastructure represents a significant financial outlay, one that would also add to the workload of agricultural operators.