The phrase "at payback" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing repayment or return on investment, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The project will start generating profits at payback, which is expected to occur in two years."
Alternatives: "upon repayment" or "at the time of return".
This was their first chance at payback.
A chance at payback comes quickly; the teams meet next week at Lambeau Field.
The new Elephant House at Copenhagen Zoo represents one well-meant attempt at "payback".
All four superstars were involved at Payback, with Sheamus overcoming Cesaro via a small package pin and Barrett defeating Van Dam with a Bull-hammer.
The show then closed with the revelation that Rollins will face both Reigns and Orton in a Triple Threat Match for the WWE Championship at Payback.
Normal service soon resumed, with Kofi Kingston taking on Bo Dallas after their match at Payback couldn't start as a result of Kane's intervention.
This season has seen an abundance of old school baseball antics, including purposely throwing at hitters as payback for some perceived slight.
Baldly stated: Drones being cheap and accessible -- you can order one over the internet -- and moreover easy to weaponize (with, say, anthrax powder) -- what's to keep a non-state terrorist group from letting fly in front of the White House, as payback at our freewheeling president?
"And with the incentives, we're looking at a payback about Year 4".
The application of the model on a crude preheat train case study has demonstrated its workability to generate optimal solution for targeted CO2 emissions reduction at minimum payback period.
We just put up our first data visualization board; before only engineers would see that data, now everyone is looking at it". Payback was even more immediate for Bradley Carter, who recently assumed leadership of Arconic's Smart Manufacturing Center of Excellence in Springdale, Arkansas.
