Sentence examples for reasonable outlay from inspiring English sources

Purists may appreciate the difference, but I figured that less than $100 was a reasonable outlay for something that might end up as an elaborate clothesline.

Organic veg puts us about a tenner above what the courts consider to be a reasonable monthly outlay on groceries.

And if a reasonable cash outlay is all it takes to get 10,000 or 20,000 Americans over their aesthetic qualms and into my camp, then everybody wins.

There has been some debate of late over whether the substitute's up-and-down season has represented a reasonable return on an outlay of £49m, and this was another indifferent display, though a goal with one of his first touches will have done the player's confidence no harm.

Losses on owner-occupied housing have reduced consumers' wealth by more than $7 trillion over the past five years, and uncertainty about homes' future value as well as the inability to refinance at reasonable rates deters household outlays on durable goods.

Happily the feed-in tariff will see us recovering that capital outlay in a reasonable time.

As is the case with other countries in Europe, like Spain, Greece and Ireland, Britain has a deficit that has grown mostly because of a decade of rising government outlays that seemed reasonable at the time, but rested heavily on rising tax revenue that disappeared when the bubble burst.

Think small (you can buy apartments as small as 30 or 40 square meters), and your capital outlay could be controlled to a reasonable level.

It also comes to have a recognized rental value—the measure of compensation commonly asked and paid for its occupancy and use—the amount being fixed with due regard to what is just and reasonable between landlord and tenant in view of the value of the property and the outlay which the owner must make for taxes and other current charges.

"However, we have to recover our outlay to cover the research, correspondence, duty of care and consider the sum charged reasonable bearing in mind the time involved".

With a rational U.S. drug pricing system, private investors would expect to earn a reasonable multiple of their R&D for a highly successful drug, perhaps even 5 to 10 times the R&D outlays, in order to reflect the long time horizons and high uncertainties surrounding drug development.