Sentence examples for enough payoff from inspiring English sources

This first episode doesn't offer enough payoff for those first scenes: far too much Hauser and running, and too little Boulet and talking.

"In cases like the Domus Aurea, there just isn't a quick enough political payoff for politicians to invest more resources".

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A major "reason why unexpected findings that change the landscape of science are so infrequent [is because] pursuing them is a gamble, without enough citation payoff, on average, to justify the risk" of wasted time and lost opportunities for funding and advancement, the authors write.

At that time, the desire of European business for a successful WTO round provided a big enough domestic political payoff for politicians to stand up to powerful farm lobbies.

I can't imagine Sons coming to a satisfying conclusion in a few weeks; in fact, given everything that has happened, I'm not sure that Jax murdering his monstrous mother will be enough of a payoff.

France and Germany still call the shots and for the time being there isn't enough of a political payoff for reforming Europe's wasteful and damaging farm subsidy system.

Then you can call and negotiate payoffs low enough to offset any fees or interest that have accumulated, Bovee said.

Yet his Milwaukee diocese was apparently flush enough to allow for payoffs to men who committed sex crimes against children.

There are no easy payoffs in "Stuck Between Stations," but the chemistry of its stars is reward enough.

She can build from innocent awe at a gorilla's latent power to an unexpected payoff: "Strong / enough to / fear no / enemy; / feeding / serenely / on celery".