Sentence examples for a larger payoff from inspiring English sources

Would there be a larger payoff to including Iran?

A larger payoff was to come with a rise in the value of Time Warner's stock — Wasserstein was to get a percentage of Icahn's profit.

Former director general George Entwistle demanded a larger payoff than the £450,000 he received when he resigned over Newsnight's bungled child sex abuse report, BBC Trust chairman Lord Patten has told MPs.

Lord Patten, the BBC Trust chairman, has told MPs that the former director general George Entwistle demanded a larger payoff than the £450,000 he received when he resigned over Newsnight's bungled child sex abuse report.

Therefore, this effect should emerge as a larger payoff to tenure in larger firms.

From (2) and (3), it follows that if there is only one secondary user in the network (i.e., N = { 1 } ), no matter what auction mechanism the primary user has applied, the reserve price (i.e., b12) will give the secondary user a larger payoff than any other bidding strategies.

Legalised drugs would have to meet standards of purity and hence would be safer, providing a large payoff for the individual and the over-burdened health system.

The chairman of the Commons culture, media and sport committee, John Whittingdale, said the trust had to explain how it could justify such a large payoff.

She arrives trailing the predictable nickname of Rona Airhead plus a large payoff from the Financial Times and a seat on the board of HSBC at the time when miscreants in the group were allegedly blind to money laundering.

Unicorns in Europe tend to have a higher average revenue than those in the US, suggesting that investors on the other side of the Atlantic are happier to pump money in to companies with low or non-existent income in the hope of a large payoff in the future.

Germany is investing heavily in proteomics, hoping for a large payoff when treatments come to market.