Sentence examples for outlay to create a from inspiring English sources
Planners envision a third bridge spanning the Bosporus at a cost of $3 billion, for which ground has already been broken; $10 billion to be spent on a third airport, which would be the world's largest; and a $2 billion outlay to create a financial center in Istanbul to compete with Dubai and London.
That is a $9,000 outlay to create the plush cockpit that premium sports-car buyers demand.
The plan to recoup the huge outlay is to create a media event that is more like an Olympics spectacular than a TV reality show.
It probably wasnt wasted outlay, since the prize spurred Richard Branson to create a commercial space tourism company and may have inspired Amazons Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk of SpaceX to quicken their rocket research.
These line items are all separate, of course, from the outlay required to create and produce the elements of a collection — the trims, shoes, boots, bags, accessories and hosiery.
Many budget experts worry that the extension of tax cuts will take hold at the same time that the aging of the baby boom generation begins to create the need for a surge in outlays for Social Security and Medicare.
United have their scouts, of course, but no elite Premier League club is in greater need of a technical director to create shape and method to their vast outlay.
Other science outlays included $46 million over 4 years to create 1500 industrial internships for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows within Canadian business, $49 million toward the transformation of the National Research Council into what officials call a "toolbox" for industry, and a commitment to extend Canadian participation in the International Space Station mission to 2024.
The outlay doesnt justify the high cost of prescription drugs–just because something was expensive to create doesnt make it good.
But the commission would also create a tax-exempt national parks endowment to attract private money and help free park budgets from the ebb and flow of Congressional outlays.
Beaudet has spoken of blazing the path with massive outlays that might inspire or leverage investments from other countries and create a global research network.
