Sentence examples for apparent payoff from inspiring English sources

Domestic support for the war in the United States also declined precipitously as casualties mounted with little apparent payoff.

Not only has the U.S. benefited from a fluid labor market in recent decades, but now we see in European GDPs the apparent payoff from an opening to industrious newcomers, especially from the former Soviet bloc (see our recent report from the U.K).

Idiotic risks are defined as senseless risks, where the apparent payoff is negligible or non-existent, and the outcome is often extremely negative and often final.

The article relied heavily on voice-mail messages and described apparent payoffs to customs agents for use of a hard-to-get storage facility.

The greatest payoff may become apparent in years to come, adds Lacovara, as the Egyptian government develops a space-based archaeological monitoring system founded on satellite data.

On Walmart's apparent corporate scandal in Mexico, involving payoffs to public officials, Buffett was unmoved in his support of the firm (Berkshire owns 39 million shares, or 1.1percentt of the company).

Unearthed police records noticeably lack any apparent link to suspected criminal activity, or any obvious payoff for public safety.

At first, the theme of Susan Gelfand's puzzle might not be readily apparent, but hang in there; you'll find the payoff at 59 Across.

As the productivity payoff from information technology has become increasingly apparent, Mr. Papp said, companies have come to regard computing as both fast-changing and essential.

Credit enhancement resulting from observed positive correlation between the RES terminal payoff and issuer financial performance is proposed as explanation for the apparent pricing discrepancy.

But if he bets on a single number, his maximum return will be $700 200% of $3500) and his expected payoff (1/38 times $700) will be $18.42, almost twice as good.The answer to this apparent puzzle is simple.