Sentence examples for better payout from inspiring English sources

Andrew Franklin, president of UTR, an investment firm with a large stake in Outdoor Channel, is among those who want a better payout.

Rhodes, who was not immediately told why he had been suspended, rejected suggestions he was trying to lever a better payout, and took a legal challenge against Hardwick, a former TV journalist who was elected last November as the county's PCC.

Critics believe they give a better payout to utilities, and hurt consumers, or that they tip the scales in favor of one technology (like solar) over others (such as wind, or geothermal) unfairly.

I don't gamble, but if I showed up at the Mandalay Bay tomorrow and the casino agreed to front me ninety-five bucks for every fiver I put in, and promised me better payout terms on top of it, I'd be a drunken craps hound within minutes.

Video poker play is similar to slot machine play, but it almost always offers a better payout percentage.

Max coin play almost always offers a better payout percentage, so if you have to choose between playing a lower denomination machine for 5 coins or a higher denomination machine for one coin, go with the machine where you can afford 5 coins per play.

These performances were signs that, in the future, with increased fan support and funding on the national level and comprehensive, good-faith backing from FIFA — better payouts to the players, grass on the pitch rather than dangerous turf — the game could become for women in every corner of the world what it already is for men.

So to seduce the labels, The New York Times says Facebook is offering better payouts in exchange for music videos.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Hedge Funds Give Greek Bonds a Fresh Look  |  Reuters reports: "A handful of plucky hedge funds are nibbling again at cut-price Greek government bonds, increasingly optimistic that progress in talks between Athens and international lenders will deliver a better principle payout for bondholders".

"We're making this switch in response to great feedback we received from authors who asked us to better align payout with the length of books and how much customers read.

A standard deal for pension scheme members could see some receive better final payouts as a result, but others could see their expected income deteriorate.