Sentence examples for a decent payoff from inspiring English sources

"I'm a poor man, so I'm looking for a decent payoff".

The truly impressive thing about Lord Saatchi is that, at a time when most people would have pocketed a decent payoff and slunk off to lick their wounds, he set up a rival company, calling it M&C Saatchi.

Pellegrini will bank a decent payoff, inevitably, and one imagines he might be a good fit ultimately for the Chile national job at some point, with doubts currently surrounding Jorge Sampaoli's position.

Here's a merger arbitrage with a decent chance of a payoff: Alltel (66, AT), the nation's fifth-largest wireless operator, has agreed to be bought by TPG Capital and a Goldman Sachs unit at $72 a share.

For cooperative members the payoff is a decent home for about half what they would have to pay in the private market – which few could afford.

Yes, Iraq was always going to be hugely difficult, but the potential payoff of erecting a decent, democratizing government in the heart of the Arab world was also enormous.

But it also yields a lower expected payoff for each player than either pure equilibrium, since there is a decent chance that the players' separate randomizing devices will lead to them to different restaurants.

A decent story [graphic].

First, a decent spirit.

A decent suitcase.

A decent man.