Sentence examples for too much outlay from inspiring English sources
On the exterior, replacing headlights and even side panels will give the car a new look without requiring too much outlay.
Too much spending, too much borrowing, too much debt.
In a pre-modern economy, insufficient resources meant freedom of speech was a luxury few governments could afford, since any project that required too much capital outlay was usually shelved.
For small NGOs state-of-the-art VC equipment can seem like a too much of an outlay.
If that seems too much of an outlay, Majestic has the non-reserve (£9.99, or £8.49 when you buy two; 14.5 abv), which I also recommend.
The narrative for Real has since taken in a transfer market outlay of £905m, too much semi-final heartache and too many managers sacked.
Too much austerity, with national governments cutting spending on public services and infrastructure projects as consumers reduce their outlay in order to pay off personal debts will put Europe on a "downwards spiral".
If the guide price of £70,000 seems too much, auction agents are reassuring potential buyers that they recoup their outlay by renting it for £193 a week or more than £10,000 a year – the current owner's going rate for tenants.
