Sentences with phrase «more financial outlay»

It is impossible to stay on top of cleaning and organizing, which leads to yet more financial outlays in the form of housecleaners and storage units.

Not exact matches

Ke estimates that U.S. investors are paying $ 233 billion a year to have $ 15 trillion overseen, somewhat more than half of that outlay going to the financial consultants who talk to the clients and the remainder to vendors of products like mutual funds.

What is more, human rights protection does not always require an outlay of financial resources.

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.

Stephen R. Hardis, who took over as chairman and chief executive officer in January after serving as vice chairman and chief financial officer since 1986, says the targeted growth will be accomplished through a combination of tactics: increased capital investments, higher research and development outlays targeted more directly toward truly new products, acquisitions and expansion in five key developing markets: China, Korea, India, Brazil and Mexico, with China emerging as Eaton's biggest single opportunity.

It is now more important than ever for prospective college students and their families to consider themselves «consumers» of higher education and analyze carefully their investments in college degrees and credentials by assessing their financial outlays against up - to - date occupational earnings data and managing student - loan debt in the context of other life goals, such as the prospects of home ownership, career breaks for child - rearing, or an early retirement.

However, the trend is clear - employees are filing more claims and they can afford to be more bullish in negotiations with their employer, knowing they can file a claim if they need to without any financial outlay.

After which time the client more than likely would be finished with their financial outlays.