Sentences with phrase «extra outlay of»
Yes, the BlackBerry Bold 9780 is here with its swanky BlackBerry OS 6.0, but is all the big talk and a year's more development really worth that extra outlay of cash?
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For example, in the US, companies that qualify for incentives receive on average an extra 3 to 7 per cent of their outlay on research.
The task of the student will include determining lifetime incomes, differences in incomes and comparing the extra income to the cost outlay for degrees
While the 2.3 - litre Ecoboost is a good engine and compliments the Mustang well, the V8 is just that little bit more suited to the Mustang driving experience, adding that extra layer of character that might make the financial outlay worth it.
All are quick, although the added furry and noise of the V8 powered C63 models is well worth the extra outlay.
It's worth pointing out, though, that the ES Hybrid's sizable premium over the regular version does mean you'll need to rack up lots of miles or own the vehicle for a longer period of time in order to justify the extra outlay.
Origami case OK, this isn't technically a key part of the Kindle Voyage, and it costs a little bit extra on top of the fairly hefty outlay for an ereader (I don't even want to tell you that it costs # 55...) but it is rather awesome.
You've heard of the Latte Factor approach to saving: Eliminate small nonessential outlays — like the $ 5 you spend daily on lattes or other treats — and you can end up with an extra $ 150,000 or so over the course of 30 years.
It came to a total of exactly $ 100 for all the mileage runs, so I'll add that extra $ 100 into my cash outlay to get a new CPM total of 4.04.
Still, its dependability, ease of use, and impressive feature set together make it easy to justify the outlay of an extra few bucks, particularly if you aren't trying to upgrade the entire house.
In the world of real estate wholesaling, you are the middleman bringing together the deal — and making a quick profit without all the extra work or outlay of funds.