Meanings of initial outlay in English

But despite the long-term relief, the initial outlay for some uniforms may be very restrictive.

For the initial outlay of £40 you can play Sega Rally until the cows come home.

Lablache appreciated strength combined with durability, especially when the initial outlay was reduced to a minimum.

Maturity weight is predicted at the time of purchase, so you're guaranteed a return that matches your initial outlay.

Leasing can lower your start-up costs because you won't have a large initial outlay of cash for the equipment.

Once you get the training and the equipment - there is an initial outlay with equipment - you're set.

Shipbuilding fluctuates more than most kinds of business, and requires great initial outlay as well; so failures were naturally frequent.

Scooters may be cheap to run and slash journey times on the road, but the initial outlay can be costly.

Glass grills are, however, very excellent, though they necessitate a somewhat greater initial outlay than do the perforated zinc trays.

My choice would be the latter as non-transferability would prevent those who cannot exercise their option from recouping their initial outlay.

All this is well-known to municipal officials across the nation; the problem is the expense, both in initial outlay and eventual tax receipts.

If the project delivers the required outcomes, the provider is paid and the investors receive both their initial outlay and a small return.

So an initial outlay of £60 million could lead to another £3-6million per annum being spent on maintenance.

In other words, Gemma, I figured that you had enough funds in your bank account to cover the initial outlay for this decorating job.

For the producer, after the initial outlay on expensive machinery to do the job, it means shelf-life can be up to 50 per cent longer.

Renault's different pricing model, whereby customers buy the car and rent the battery, will appeal to customers conscious of the initial outlay, Renault's Koskas said.