Sentence examples for already started to pay from inspiring English sources

The investments by Asian companies have already started to pay off.

She has already started to pay down the cards with the highest rates first, and she said she would help her husband set up his own plan of attack.

Following a long battle over his bonus with Carl Icahn, a legendary corporate raider, he agreed to accept much less in severance than he had said he was entitled to under his contract.The directors' cutBoards have already started to pay greater attention to how they set the chief executive's pay and to being seen to do so in a way that serves the interests of shareholders.

But the gamble has already started to pay off.

Four years ago, when his Citicorp investment had already started to pay off, he heard that Four Seasons Hotels Chairman Isadore Sharp needed cash and was looking to sell a chunk of the company.

Two of the four projects are already starting to pay the money back, Mr. Levinson said.

"We're already starting to pay our climate bills in Copenhagen," she said.

Some schools say the effort is already starting to pay off financially.

According to Lucia Ferreira of Russell Reynolds, a firm of headhunters, banks were already starting to pay more attention to management skills before the crisis struck.

People who live in co-op apartments and condominiums, which are covered by commercial insurance contracts, are already starting to pay significantly more.

In a sign that investors are already starting to pay less attention to rating agencies, Spain's borrowing costs fell during an auction Tuesday even after Standard & Poor's cut the country's debt rating by two levels on Friday.