Sentence examples for outlay with from inspiring English sources

Paris St-Germain, the summer window's biggest spenders after Manchester City, completed their €86.2m outlay with the capture of Uruguayan defender Diego Godin from Fenerbahce for €3.5m.

Rickie Lambert and Mario Balotelli were signed during a hefty summer outlay with neither coming close last season to filling the void left by Suárez's departure.

With fees set at £5,650, it feels like a huge financial outlay, with no guarantee of employment at the end of it.

Mourinho has long spoken of the need for a "killer" striker and it can be assumed Chelsea are prepared to make a large outlay, with Atletico Madrid's Diego Costa hotly tipped to be the number one target.

Designed for use in the comfort of your own home, these handy devices promise a lifetime of good looks for a one-off outlay, with no appointment and no schlepping across town to get there required.

Boo's fall sent shivers through Europe's burgeoning Internet sector, with bankers and analysts warning that more setbacks could follow if companies failed to balance cash outlays with the time lag allowed before revenues flowed in.

The federal government will finance most of it, with some matching grants from the city, "but we hope to cover any outlays with rent" from a restaurant planned for the second floor of the terminal, she said.

Over the past decade, Pentagon spending has accounted for almost all of the increase in discretionary outlays, with much of the rest going to homeland security, veterans benefits and the No Child Left Behind education initiative.

Despite low-payment interest-only mortgages, they cannot cover their cash outlays with rents, which are depressed by the proliferation of spec houses.

In this way, it remains possible to apply an overall analysis by suggesting that such systems, which are designed and framed differently, imply mobilization and combination of different resources (outlays) with a view to attaining a particular goal which are going to produce outcomes (advantages) that may ultimately be subjected to evaluation.

The Congressional Leadership Fund, a super PAC, has led the spending with outlays of nearly $2.3 million.