Sentence examples for Immediate payoff from inspiring English sources

So his wisdom had an immediate payoff.

There was no immediate payoff for Ford shareholders.

In fact, digressive moods may be the most immediate payoff of Whitney's art.

Either way, the group has realized that managing Menaji is a serious time commitment with no immediate payoff.

But while their predecessors both offered a leap to high-definition gaming, there's no such immediate payoff here.

"The concern I have though is that the degree to which Best Buy expects what seems to be an immediate payoff from these investments".

When you go to work for the Devil, think in terms of immediate payoffs; his pension plan is weak.

Christensen had seen dozens of companies falter by going for immediate payoffs rather than long-term growth, and he saw people do the same thing.

On the album the Yeah Yeah Yeahs can seem standoffish; older songs, like "Black Tongue," had more immediate payoffs than new ones like "Warrior".

In addition, with limited dollars available for all military procurement -- the Pentagon's budget for military hardware is $60 billion -- contractors fear that dollars spent on missile defense could come at the expense of other programs with more immediate payoffs.

For people at Stumptown and friendly competitors like Intelligentsia Coffee Roasters and Tea Traders of Chicago and Counter Culture Coffee of Durham, N.C., long trips to remote farms for meetings without immediate payoffs are necessary steps in a much bigger goal: reinventing the coffee business.