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Meanings of financial outlay in English

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Usage of financial outlay in English
1
To reach the advised minimum standard for certification would require considerable financial outlay.
The Irish Times
2
The difference was that now they could be cured for a small financial outlay.
Reach for Infinity
3
A small financial outlay for a big back-end return. He knew he sounded bitter.
This is where we live
4
But since 2010, the programme has declined in terms of financial outlay and employment generated.
The Guardian
5
But the financial outlay of the show was tremendous.
Ebony
6
He had reconciled himself to the financial outlay.
A Man of Means
7
That was all his financial outlay.
Burned Bridges
8
However, in terms of financial outlay on the first team that won the league, that is just about it.
The Guardian
9
It's a big financial outlay for her, so today she is cooking only goat stew, millet bread and beans.
The Guardian
10
For most students, summer in the US consists of a major financial outlay followed by unchallenging, if lucrative service work.
The Irish Times
11
The Walls is a great salvage-look wall of distressed wood planks that lets you add texture without significant financial outlay.
The Irish Times
12
In a report based on figures compiled in Washington it was stated: The human estimated waste and financial outlay are staggering.
Kelly Miller's History of the World War for Human Rights
13
The report conveniently ignored or failed to address the required financial outlay that will be needed to make the venture viable.
Jamaica Observer
14
Unlike other major platforms which require a financial outlay such as a monthly fee, BookFusion only collects a commission on sales.
Jamaica Observer
15
What about those of us on the island of Ireland who will not be able to receive RTÉ without considerable financial outlay?
The Irish Times
16
A season that we associate with freedom and fun is for us parents a time of greatest hassle, worry and financial outlay.
The Irish Times
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