Sentence examples for Quickly pay for from inspiring English sources

Many energy-efficiency measures quickly pay for themselves.

A university history noted that it was assumed "a new stadium would quickly pay for itself".

Insulation will quickly pay for itself if installed correctly because it immediately reduces the workload for heaters and air-conditioners.

He noted that each day a baby spends in intensive care costs about $8,000, so any test that reduces that time would quickly pay for itself.

Although it retailed at £1000, the expense of using telex services from the USA was so great that the computer "would quickly pay for itself".

Mr. Gore's plan, which aides said would cost $100 million but would quickly pay for itself by cutting paperwork and saving time, would be accomplished by 2003.

But in a college environment, a laptop quickly pays for itself.

Mr. Sandler bought an Elmo costume online for $300, he said, and when he started wearing it in April, he found that it quickly paid for itself.

Most modern electronic yards have quickly paid for themselves out of operating savings and this takes no account of the benefits of improved service to shippers.

A typical solar photovoltaic system will set you back £10,000, he admits, but you can generate around £800 per year through income, so it quickly pays for itself.

Even though telecom companies had to spend billions of dollars to add digital transceivers to their cell towers, the upgrade quickly paid for itself, because it also allowed the providers to cram many more simultaneous voice calls into the same slice of expensive bandwidth, with less interference.