Sentence examples for financial off from inspiring English sources

After the company's triumph with "Sideways" and "Napoleon Dynamite" in 2004, it had an artistic and financial off year in 2005, but it came back in 2006 with "Thank You for Smoking" and "Little Miss Sunshine"; it also picked up distribution rights for "The Last King of Scotland," "The History Boys," and "Notes on a Scandal".

The architects of this almighty financial sell-off?

For the Lynaghs, the year has required a series of financial trade-offs.

That's because his big conclusion — fairness has a financial pay-off — is so cheering.

One is its successful practice of political and financial trade-offs with Russia's regional bosses, many of whom view the Duma as little more than a nuisance.

6This parameter includes all non monetary factors affecting the financial trade-off of the retirement decision.

There are financial spin-offs, sponsorship deals and glory for record-holders.

However, what is the financial pay-off to seek justification for sustainability actions (Salzmann et al. 2005, p. 27)?

"[T]he expected financial pay-off of their PhDs" may influence graduate students' financial decisions, the report notes.

The financial pay-off in the Carrier deal is one problem.

For years they've failed to investigate financial rip-offs by contractors like KBR.