Sentence examples for the significant outlay from inspiring English sources

Danilo has been bought to provide competition for Dani Carvajal for the right-back spot at Real Madrid, but the significant outlay on the Brazil international suggests he may be new manager Rafa Benítez's first choice, whether the Spaniard likes it or not.

The deal, valued at $38.5 billion, is a significant outlay for the company, whose share price has fallen by about 80% in the past five years as it has slid into loss.It all ends hereIn its opening weekend "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2" earned $169m, a North American record.

The catch is a significant outlay on sales and marketing to ensure enough new customers and businesses.

Patients with simple muscular back pain spent a mean of 4.4 h in the ED, representing a significant outlay of resources.

But whichever way you look at it, the oligarchic lifestyle requires a significant outlay of money, especially if you take into account that the annual maintenance expense of many of the oligarch's toys comes out to 10% of the cost of the toy itself.

This is a significant outlay given the community's average per capita income of less than $1 per day.

Steve Bruce, who has six months to run on his contract at Hull City, will be interested in the role and is close to Carr but has struggled at the KC Stadium throughout 2014 despite a significant outlay on transfers.

It was Suffolk's most significant outlay for land since the County Legislature adopted strict new procedures that tie what the county can pay for any land purchase to county appraisals.

Ince's less than glorious return to the model town has been celebrated by significant outlay on new players – just as well as it may be a case of evolve or get left behind for the Dons.

Nearly 9 out of 10 said protecting the city from flooding was worth a significant outlay of federal money, with almost as many saying that even low-lying areas should be rebuilt along with an improved levee system.

That leaves around 15% of shareholders who may accept an offer, but it would be made at around the 20p mark, so would not require a hugely significant outlay.