Sentence examples for a payback to from inspiring English sources

"It is a payback to those who have passed".

But for me, it is a little bit of a payback to the motoring community.

This idealistic decision would not be in any shape or form a payback to the Yankees for the ancient feud, now apparently mended, between Winfield and George Steinbrenner.

In the summers of the late 50's, I worked in the store as a payback to my parents, who were paying my collage expenses.

So I put it to him: "This had nothing to do with a payback to China over Kosovo?"The audience laughed, and a visibly embarrassed Mr Cvetkovic said, "No, nothing to do with Kosovo.

The biggest scandal, Mr. Schmitt said, is that Mr. Sylver's economic development agencies used public funds as a payback to a law firm with close ties to Mr. Suozzi.

"The bill is a political payoff, a nice payback, to the pharmaceutical industry," said Representative Frank Pallone Jr., Democrat of New Jersey.

Support of basic research offers a double-whammy advantage of a solid payback to the Treasury of between300 percent and 60 percent per year (after a waiting period of 5 to 10 years), as well as an array of new knowledge and technologies that create wealth, add to human health and longevity, and help fulfill human potential.

Walker and the Republicans rammed through a bill that is nothing more than a political payback to their deep-pocketed friends.

In time for a legal deadline of Tuesday, rival banks – Barclays, RBS and HSBC – must decide whether to pursue, or abandon, an application for a supreme court appeal against the Financial Services Authority, which has ordered a retrospective payback to all customers affected.

"We're working on a meaningful payback to horses that finish outside the money," Robert Kulina, the track's vice president and general manager, said.