Sentence examples for double payoff from inspiring English sources

The Monday crowd of 27,726 had a daily double payoff of $1,043.20 to think and talk about.

If biodiversity organizations joined forces with advocates for linguistic and cultural self-determination, there would be a double payoff.

But galvanized by the potential double payoff of skilled, blue-collar jobs and a dynamic clean-energy industry — the administration has tried to buck the tide with lithium-ion batteries.

This is a core part of the vision of my Faith Foundation.When faith communities collaborate for justice and human development there is a double payoff: things get done and respect and understanding between them grows.

A young Keith Richards in "Gus & Me". Still more resonant (here's the double payoff) is "My Grandfather's Coat," a text adapted by Jim Aylesworth from a traditional Yiddish song, and illustrated by Barbara McClintock.

This mood was echoed on the Labour benches with the culture select committee member Paul Farrelly warning: "The BBC Trust has compounded all the errors by agreeing to this misjudged double payoff and, in so doing, has made it doubly difficult for even the friends of the BBC, and there are many, to stand up for it".

A good book about a good grandparent should double the payoff.

While the offstage scenes seem ramshackle at first, they build, purposefully, as do the more than 20 songs, so that there's a double whammy payoff.

They are lured by the possibility of double-digit payoffs.

They doubled the payoffs across all outcomes, and they offered far greater rewards for a solitary confessor.

The third and the fourth predictions imply a double dissociation between payoff- and frequency-tracking processes.