Sentence examples for a payoff from the from inspiring English sources

The buyers can only get a payoff from the number of students they can accept/handle.

There should be no negotiation and no question of a payoff from the public purse.

American journalist Michael Precker decided to leave the profession recently, taking a payoff from the Dallas Morning News.

Israel's prime minister, Bibi Netanyahu, has been either resisting this request or demanding a payoff from the U.S. for a brief continuation of the freeze.

All AT&T shareholders may be impatiently waiting for signs of a payoff from the cable strategy devised by the company's chairman, C. Michael Armstrong.

Do you drive enough in the city to foresee a payoff from the hybrid's higher urban mileage (41 m.p.g. vs. 23 for the gasoline 4-cylinder)?

Danger seeks a payoff from running the infrastructure behind the devices, which are made for it by the contract manufacturer Flextronics.

The achievements of the two teams is a payoff from an investment the Australian government began making in the 1990s.

NBC may also be seeing a payoff from personnel stability in the morning, when viewing is more habitual than any other time of day.

Long will not get a payoff from Royal Mail.

8. T. Barta, M. Kleiner and T. Neumann, "Is There a Payoff From Top-Team Diversity?," McKinsey Quarterly (April 2012).