Sentence examples for a better payback from inspiring English sources

(You'd get a better payback installing new windows).

"For all these buildings going up in the mega-cities of the world, everyone's looking for the edge, and productive green spaces are the next level," says Green. "If you could grow baby greens, herbs, seafood and mushrooms on top of a residential building, it would offer a better payback period than the rest of the building".

What better payback for Putin's successful hacking of the US election than a little sanctions lifting?

The performance of SHWP at Changi International Airport Services (CIASs), Singapore, is studied for better payback period using the monthly average hourly diffuse and beam radiations and ambient temperature data.

Of course the motivation was to stop innocents from needless suffering, to give people a better chance but the payback has been immense not just for the people and government of Britain but also for the economy.

The proposed cost formulation allows us to provide a better estimation of the payback period.

A better idea with a faster payback: Get out the caulk.

Again, though, Nussbaum warns that it is easy to get caught up in concern for revenge or payback rather than creating a better world.

There would be no immediate payback, but a better-educated and more economically vibrant Pakistan would probably be more resistant to extremism.

The single-phase system is found having better cost payback period in all these cities, and can be a suitable choice except for locations with extreme cold weather.

It has been predicted that CdTe-based thin-film photovoltaic technology will enable better energy payback time compared to other thin-film-based solar cells [16].