Sentence examples for fully pay off from inspiring English sources

At a news conference in Tokyo on Thursday, the newly installed president of Olympus, Shuichi Takayama, defended the funds paid to Axes and Axam, saying that Olympus had determined that the fee "would fully pay off".

It pays off but it won't fully pay off the vision in its first incarnation.

Further, while savings from pension changes take years to fully pay off, the value of pension funds has already been depleted by the market's decline.

CLUBHOUSE TO COURTHOUSE Chan Ho Park has sued his former Dodgers batterymate Chad Kreuter, accusing him of failing to fully pay off a $460,000 loan.

Those results, however, took some time to fully pay off and were not as immediate and absurd as what's going on in Detroit.

Commercially, it's an experimental approach that has yet to fully pay off – only Body Talk Part 2 charted in the UK top 40 – but creatively it's a testament to the fact that pop music still has the ability to surprise.

They would accumulate equity over time, and the loan would be fully paid off around the time they retired.

She inherited the house, fully paid off, from her parents, but took out the mortgage a few years ago to pay for repairs.

Ms. Cotton, a proud, divorced woman who has four children and seven grandchildren, lives on the second floor of a house that she fully paid off over 25 years.

She has no idea if she and her four siblings will ultimately inherit any equity in the home, which had been fully paid off before the scheme.

Mezals and Valujevs controlled the amount of work they were given so that they never fully paid off what they owed.