After an economically fragile childhood, to feel really helped, we might long for evidence of financial outlay; we can't be reassured just by what someone says.
Economy is one powerful motive for camping, since after the initial outlay upon equipment, or through hiring it, the total expense can be far less than the cost of hotels.
Its free-spending government has pushed up the price at which the country's budget balances to $85 a barrel, according to the IMF-and that number is higher when outlays from its sovereign wealth fund are included.
The central government will take the lead by committing to negative growth in its budgetary spending, with a more than 50 percent cut to outlays on non-essential and non-obligatory items.
A more complicated, involved, intricate physical organization, such as man, necessitates on the part of the whole self a tremendous outlay of energy for maintenance of the psychic-physical structural relationship.
To survive, luxury jewellers will have to persuade their clientele that a natural diamond is still worth the outlay at a time when less-well-heeled shoppers will be buying near-identical stones for their children's birthdays.
Yeah, and not only not bringing in the donors that they thought this outlay would promise to bring in, but they're saying that they didn't, you know, they didn't sign off on that.
Not wishing to disturb him, she turned into the drawing-room, and there, at her writing-table, lost herself in renewed calculations of the outlay to which the morning's conference had committed her.