Sentence examples for eventual payoff from inspiring English sources

The eventual payoff for the channels is unclear.

Miller's first half is almost entirely a set-up for the eventual payoff.

Walsh bowed out himself that spring, having tired of James L. Dolan's incessant meddling, departing before he could finish the job and enjoy the eventual payoff.

But Hodge described it as a "colossal waste" and said she "completely failed to understand" why Byford could not have been paid half his eventual payoff.

Instead, the eventual payoff of the episode involves a loose strand that we'd forgotten about, which Carbone picks up to slightly conventional but nonetheless powerful effect.

Yes, the value of option grants is illiquid and, yes, the eventual payoff is contingent on the future performance of the company.

The nanotech industry would be well advised to keep focused on applications, such as cancer drugs and solar power, whose eventual payoffs are obvious.

They are peering past the region's current woes and betting on eventual payoffs, as European officials and politicians shift their rhetoric toward reviving growth and luring private investment, after two years of grinding austerity.

Several billion dollars has been invested toward both plant-touching and ancillary companies in the hopes of a big payoff with an eventual end of federal prohibitions on the weed.

The eventual payoff isn't just parity with unreconstructed humans.

Sports bankers indicate that the biggest payoff comes from the eventual sale of a franchise, not holding the stock.