Sentence examples for a higher payoff from inspiring English sources

Smith bribes his brilliant speechwriter Clarice Bernstein (played by the outstanding Steppenwolf veteran Laurie Metcalf) to write a speech that will net him a higher payoff from the National Association of Turkey By-Products Manufacturers.

Big winnings in a competitive game can be spent on efforts to change the rules of that game: lobbying expenditures often offer a higher payoff than investments in new technology.

The first few years of life are the most critical ones, when parental investments and early-childhood interventions have a higher payoff than at later ages, particularly for disadvantaged children.

Intuitively, neither equilibrium is fair, since one player achieves a higher payoff than the other.

In this case, there exist some coalitions that can obtain a higher payoff.

Strategies that can successfully elicit future cooperation from the other player will net a higher payoff.

"It appeals to brands because it's a relatively low investment compared with, say, a YouTube video, with a high payoff for success," says Pete Wood, social media director at digital marketing agency 360i London.

Yet if the problem is not getting more Americans to enroll in college but to get those enrolled to finish it, we need to understand why it is that Americans drop out at such disproportionate rates — despite the promise of a high payoff at the end.

The commercially available solar cells are relatively inexpensive and have a high payoff potential.

"The CF Foundation is taking an interesting step: This obviously has a high risk, but could also have a high payoff if it works".

And the number of declines that say 'Too risky -- has a high payoff but is too risky' -- I don't see any of those, maybe one or two.