Sentences with phrase «huge outlay»

According to the Environmental Working Group (EWG), the production, processing and distribution of meat requires huge outlays of pesticides, fertilizer, fuel, feed and water while releasing greenhouse gases, manure and a range of toxic chemicals into our air and water.

When Arsenal signed Sylvain Wiltord for a fee of around # 12.5 m in 2000, it represented a huge outlay from Arsene Wenger on his fellow Frenchman.

The # 36m fee represents a huge outlay on a player who has scored just 10 league goals in his career, but Van Gaal sees him as the man to boost his attack.

However, Los Blancos's hierarchy are said to have no expectations of receiving such a fee, and they are prepared to accept a cut - price # 80m sum for the attacker, which still remains a huge outlay for his suitors.

He currently has a # 52m release clause in his contract, and such a value presents a huge outlay for Barcelona, who are working on a limited budget this summer.

Making school (or even work) lunches green doesn't require a huge outlay of cash.

Yakubu, who decried the huge outlay on personnel cost during elections, said that 86 percent of election expenditure was mapped out for payment of election allowances to personnel.

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!! I always thought that traditional publishing was the only way to go but since happening on your website and reading FBS pretty much all in one sitting (I think I might have mentioned that before) and seeing the success you were having with ebooks, I realised that there is another way which doesn't mean a huge outlay for self - publishing or the heartbreak of constant rejection by agents and trad.

Using a standard climate model, by 2100, the United Kingdom's huge outlay will have postponed global warming by just more than 10 days.

Chromecast support, as well as Dial support (an alternative casting platform offered by Netflix), means it's very easy to get Netflix on your TV, with a huge outlay on another box to offer it.

Buying Nokia had always been controversial, with the huge outlay strongly opposed both by many Microsoft shareholders as well as employees within the phone company.

This has allowed me to get an even better feel for what their main concerns are and how they can be managed with just a little extra care rather than a huge outlay in work time.

I personally feel that while this model can and does work, there is a HUGE outlay of time involved as opposed to other methods.