Sentence examples for serious outlay from inspiring English sources
Mr Kennie's efforts to acquire a Texas driver's license required him to make several elaborate bus journeys and spend $23 for a copy of his birth certificate, a serious outlay given his limited income.
While a few hundred dollars for a faucet can be a serious outlay for many child care facilities, there's a good chance you'll save in the long run by cutting down on germs and keeping your facility full.
This is a serious cash outlay, an advance to suppliers to secure components and manufacturing capacity that works out to $50 for every person in the US … Wall Street's cautious regard for Apple seems ill-advised given Apple's ability to generate cash in embarrassing amounts.
Here at home, President Obama has sworn off serious new outlays for jobs or aid to the states, and is using his fiscal commission to pursue a bipartisan consensus on spending cuts and higher taxes.
Its going to get worse, and each 10% fall in stocks knocks one-half percent off consumer outlays, so a serious equity slide could be the trigger that slows consumer spending here.
I gave the panelists a chance to argue for serious cuts in military spending by noting the relative size of the post-sequestration budget compared to past war-time outlays.
You had to have a serious music jones to justify the cash outlay.
The most serious obstacle to supplying digesters to the rural poor is the capital outlay required to buy and install them.
The Thinkpad series includes the X series of convertible laptops and the Lepad, so Lenovo is no stranger to the touchable Windows world, but designing a "serious" tablet is a different task than designing a convertible, and involves considerable outlay.
The Manchester Guardian felt that the film's one serious drawback was that the story lacked the epic quality to justify the outlay of time, and found the second half which focuses on Scarlett's "irrelevant marriages" and "domestic squabbles" mostly superfluous, and the sole reason for their inclusion had been "simply because Margaret Mitchell wrote it that way".
"It makes the statement about how serious my commitment is," he said in a recent telephone interview, referring to his outlay.
