Sentence examples for because of the payoff from inspiring English sources
But because of the potential for a pass-interference call, which Moon noted was far higher than in his day, and because of the payoff from a long complete pass, such attempts carry a great reward.
Over drinks at the Oak Room of the Plaza Hotel some years ago, Krzysztof Penderecki told me cheerily that a principal reason he traveled the world with baton in hand was because of the payoff at the end of the performance.
A number of them are in it because they've heard it's not a bad way to get another job, or because of the payoffs on offer for those who drop out, or because, as "some political analysts" suggest, it is a particularly Afghan trait that everyone thinks he or she can be king or queen.
Because of the interactive payoff nature of strategy, changes in behavior can alter payoffs.
Promoters of tax shelters are eager to play because of the dazzling payoff.
He also faced criticism for hiring Entwistle and the manner of his ignominious exit, not least because of the £450,000 payoff the departing director general received after hasty negotiations following a disastrous Saturday morning interview with the Today programme's John Humphrys.
However, if the price is high, MUs' requests are reduced because of the unsatisfactory payoff.
And yet companies keep at it because of the potential payoff.
