Use "outlay" em uma frase

1. I went to my door making sure it was locked, resting my forehead on the cool timber outlay

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2. The cash outlay required to host it had come entirely from Merilee’s fortune

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3. I can't consider that a cost-effective outlay

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4. When starting out, I advise against using a full page, because the outlay can

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5. With this amount of outlay, the attacks should have been prevented

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6. outlay of interest expense over and above the cost of equity

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7. But - there may be no actual cash outlay on any of the components When an

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8. However, the amount of past issues and retained earnings has no immediate cash outlay

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9. Without a cash outlay, and with inherent

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10. More interesting about this was that he had paid in cash each time—it was quite an outlay of cash over the year

11. capital outlay in one year creates diminished capital funding in the next (capital rationing), and 2) whether financial leverage ratios have any predictive value considering that more

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12. That was his premium outlay amount

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13. In the example above, if Don paid back the loans he borrowed each year, his net outlay would increase to approximately $240,000 per year until he reaches 120 years old

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14. _ Now, in these early September days, this season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, of cloudy mornings and calm evenings and golden afternoons, he has turned his back on the hills and forests, on the reddening creepers and sweetening grapes, on the splash of water among ferns and rocks, on all those fresh, quiet things that make life worth having, and is sitting at a desk somewhere in Berlin doggedly bent on becoming, by means of a great outlay of days and years, a _Landrath_, a _Regierungsrath,_ a _Geheimrath_, and a _Wirklicher Geheimrath mit dem

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15. The above can be the only designated outlay of the planet position according to the sun when applying

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16. It may appear to cost more but it saves you from an initial outlay on shopping cart applications and expensive long time contracts

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17. garden, having paid a high price for it, and being quite unable to find any one willing to take his bargain off his hands without a considerable loss, yet still clinging to the belief that at some future day he should obtain a sum for it that would repay him, not only for his past outlay, but also the interest upon the capital locked up in his new acquisition, contented himself with letting the ground temporarily to some market-gardeners, at a yearly rental of 500 francs

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18. "That the day after to-morrow I shall have to draw upon you for about four thousand francs; but the count, expecting my bachelor's revenue could not suffice for the coming month's outlay, has offered me a draft for twenty thousand francs

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19. I was not very clear about how the benefit was to come to book, for the outlay I thought as likely o’ergang the profit; at the same time, not wishing to baulk Mrs Pawkie of a ploy on which I saw her mind was bent, I gave my consent to her and my daughters to send out the cards, and make the necessary preparations

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20. For I can assure you, Mr Pawkie, that no man in this community has a more literal respect for your character than I have, or is more disposed for a judicious example of continence in the way of public enterteenment than I have ever been; for, as you know, I am of a constipent principle towards every extravagant and costive outlay

21. There was less work for the people to do, no outgate in the army for roving and idle spirits, and those who had tacks of the town lands complained of slack markets; indeed, in my own double vocation of the cloth shop and wine cellar, I had a taste and experience of the general declension that would of a necessity ensue, when the great outlay of government and the discharge from public employ drew more and more to an issue

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22. Besides this preliminary outlay, he must be prepared to keep himself for some years, and to hire a presentable carriage and horse

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23. Apart from such exceptions, he resolved upon an increased outlay only where there was a surplus, and in making such an outlay he went into the minutest details,

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24. If we had to describe a man who is retrogressive in the most evil sense of the word—we should say, he is one who would dub himself a reformer of our constitution, while every interest for which he is immediately responsible is going to decay: a philanthropist who cannot bear one rogue to be hanged, but does not mind five honest tenants being half-starved: a man who shrieks at corruption, and keeps his farms at rack-rent: who roars himself red at rotten boroughs, and does not mind if every field on his farms has a rotten gate: a man very openhearted to Leeds and Manchester, no doubt; he would give any number of representatives who will pay for their seats out of their own pockets: what he objects to giving, is a little return on rent-days to help a tenant to buy stock, or an outlay on repairs to keep the weather out at a tenant's barn-door or make his house look a little less like an Irish cottier's

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25. You are all for outlay with your farms

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26. Lydgate's expenses being obviously too great to be met by his practice, but he thought it not unlikely that there were resources or expectations which excused the large outlay at the time of Lydgate's marriage, and which might hinder any bad consequences from the disappointment in his practice

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27. The measure would cause him some added expense and some diminution of income beyond what he had already undergone from the general depression of trade; and the Hospital presented itself as a principal object of outlay on which he could fairly economize

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28. But then we have to ask, What are the benefits of buying a call spread here as opposed to simply buying the same dollar amount of calls? In other words, instead of buying 30 call spreads for $2, what if we simply bought 10 March 95 calls at $6, the same exact outlay?

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29. The call purchase, on the other hand, involves a much smaller capital outlay, and while it also has limited dollar risk, the loss may easily represent the entire initial investment

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30. If, for the time being, the company elects to spend money to carry these assets along in the expectation that future value will justify the outlay, it does not seem logical to consider these assets as equivalent to a permanent liability, i

31. A business sometimes incurs expenses that may fairly be considered as applicable to a number of years following rather than to the single 12-month period in which the outlay was made

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32. If, to take a simple example, the president’s salary were paid for ten years in advance and the entire outlay charged against surplus as a “special expense,” it is clear that the profits of the ensuing period would thereby be overstated

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33. These items differ from ordinary operating expenses in that they do not signify a current and corresponding outlay of cash

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34. The depletion charge corresponds in some measure, therefore, to a current cash outlay for the purpose of maintaining reserves and production

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35. But if you had opened an index-fund account with a $3,000 minimum investment and added $100 every month, your total outlay of $6,600 would have lost 30

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36. After the initial outlay for the new equipment and its installation, the network has more bandwidth, forever

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37. At that price they looked attractive, and since Chase Bank was willing to lend buyers $250 on each bond, the outlay for the investor was only $50

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38. We assume that each year, a part of this outlay supports the business at its sales level for the prior year, and part is needed for whatever increase in sales it has achieved

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39. By virtue of the July 23 agreement, Leasco had tied down this 14 percent interest without any cash outlay

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40. Put simply, these qualified options permitted the holders’ potential profit, on a tax-sheltered basis, from appreciation in Corporation’s stock price, without any cash outlay at all for five years and with very attractive financing terms for the next five years

41. 00 each, for a total cash outlay of 500

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42. Futures, however, are always subject to futures-type settlement: there is no initial cash outlay, but a cash flow, in the form of variation, will result whenever the price of the futures contract changes

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43. When a position requires an outlay of cash, a trader has bought, or is long, the position

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44. , buy the long-term synthetic, sell the short-term synthetic) will typically trade for a positive value, requiring an outlay of cash

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45. This difference can be relatively large in the stock option market, where the cash outlay required to buy stock is much greater than the cash outlay required to buy options

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46. The cost may be immediately apparent in the form of a cash outlay

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47. Stock Price at June Expiration Position at June Expiration Assuming May Option Expired In-the-Money Value of Position at June Expiration Total Outlay (Cost Stock and Option Calendar Spread) Net Profit or Loss

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48. That means a single strangle would require an outlay of over $7,300

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49. Our net outlay is just 1

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50. I would have thought a Strangle would perform better because of the lower initial outlay

51. But you have little to no capital outlay because the short option pays for the long option

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52. With only 8 percent of the capital outlay and nearly the same price performance, this is a 12:1 leverage

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53. Often these 1 × 2 ratio call spreads can be constructed for zero cash outlay

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54. In these instances a ratio of 2 × 3 or 7 × 17 or any other ratio that creates the desired reward-to-risk outlay on the entire trade may be used

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55. Sometimes switching from the point of view of searching for a combination that will drive profits at an acceptable leverage ratio and capital outlay to one of looking at limiting risk can also lead to a major overhaul of the trade construction

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56. All at once, towards the end of February, 1832, it was discovered that Brujon, that somnolent fellow, had had three different commissions executed by the errand-men of the establishment, not under his own name, but in the name of three of his comrades; and they had cost him in all fifty sous, an exorbitant outlay which attracted the attention of the prison corporal

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57. There are four reasons for hugely positive (negative) returns to volatility selling (buying):• high leverage and high volatility (typically higher annual volatility than annual return; in many weeks, option buyers lost 100%, but sometimes they made 10 times their outlay or more);

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58. (This approach is called dollar cost averaging, because with a constant outlay every month you end up buying more shares at low prices and fewer at high prices

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59. 25, for a total outlay of $6

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60. 50 spread, for a total outlay of $17

61. Some institutions prefer one, and others the other; either, it is believed, will impart a thorough acquaintance with French, both grammatical and conversational, by an interesting process, and with but little outlay of time and labor

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62. He had calculated upon her eventual love, and tried to tempt her with a lavish outlay upon comforts and luxuries, knowing too well how easily the heart accustoms itself to comforts, and how difficult it is to tear one’s self away from luxuries which have become habitual and, little by little, indispensable

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63. "By way of justification the governments claim that all their armaments and the consequent outlay are simply defensive in their character, but to the uninitiated the question naturally suggests itself: Whence is to come the attack if all the great powers are devoting themselves to a defensive policy? It certainly looks as if each one of them lived in hourly expectation of attack from his neighbor, and the consequence is a strife between the different governments to surpass each other in strength

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64. ost people are willing to admit that they cannot afford to pay over twice as much for a thing as it is worth; but few in this country are aware that they do this very thing when they build for themselves an independent city dwelling-house or pay a rent equivalent to or greater than the interest on this outlay

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65. Ruskin had a great deal to do with that edifice, and architects of his own choosing were in charge of it, and clever Irish workmen of his own approval were producing the interesting carvings of those archivolts and tympanums, in spite of all theories, the object aimed at and the object attained by that outlay of time and money and skill was the beautifying of the building, and this was achieved to an extent probably beyond what its planners proposed to themselves, for the effect of well-applied sculpture upon a building is beneficial to an extent that would never be believed by one who has not often watched the changes that can be wrought in this way

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66. Their Boards of Health will then find that with a very small outlay they can obtain the truth; and that a vast amount of unnecessary complication and expense can be saved in plumbing and, at the same time greater security be obtained

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67. It really comes to this: “Which is the wisest outlay of public money—that put into schools and school-houses, or that put into almshouses and jails?”

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68. By this outlay sixty scholars have earned a large sum in payment of their school expenses

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