Sentence examples for does not pay off from inspiring English sources

The passing of time does not pay off the burden of remorse.

Students whose higher education does not "pay off" in terms of future earnings probably shouldn't have been admitted in the first place.

According to the Science and Technology Committee, a cross-party group of MPs, Britain is heavier-handed than anywhere else in the world, and it does not pay off in better results.

And even if it does not pay off in a clear-cut victory, his advisers were already crowing that they were heading into the rest of the nominating contest in better shape than they had once expected.

For example, if the emphasis officials have placed on drawing Nobel prize winners to the university does not pay off, or the university fails to win the funding predicted from the upcoming research assessment exercise.

I believe that NATO should strengthen its defensive potential in this part of Europe to such a degree as to make it absolutely clear that it does not pay off to launch an attack against any member state.

What if it doesn't pay off?

Who says hard work doesn't pay off?

He argues that creating intimacy between photographer and subject doesn't pay off anyway.

Spending six or more years to earn a doctorate doesn't pay off, either.

Based on clicks-throughs alone, he says, Facebook "doesn't pay off".