Sentence examples for good pay off from inspiring English sources

As mentioned before, these products should have a good pay off.

People are more likely to seek information on new political parties as they are less likely to have a pre-established opinion on whether this party offers them a good pay-off (an idea supported by research which has indicated that online searches on Google are more likely for unfamiliar political topics [21]).

"I would have a good result, pay off some of the debt, then not do so well.

* Keep Older, Established Accounts Open It feels good to pay off a credit card and finally get that statement showing a zero balance.

If banks are going to hold customers to high moral standards (good people pay off their debts), why shouldn't customers hold banks, and other corporate entities, to the same moral standards?

"I'm not going to throw a fit over a little bit of money now, when I feel like letting that slide and just putting out good performances will pay off way more in the future," she says.

"He was entirely sure that four hours of sleep would be good enough, and figured this would be a good way to pay off his mortgage faster.

And speaking of mirrors, if we had a dollar for every minute that girls/women and gay men spend in front of the mirror, checking themselves out to ensure we look good, we could pay off the United States National Debt! (Just don't tell the politicians that, they'd never give us a cut of the funds for the discovery).

Good technology can pay off in unexpected ways for nonprofits.

The good behavior will pay off when you ask to do things with friends.

Many were not sufficiently warned that share prices fall as well as rise, and that investment performance might not be good enough to pay off the debt.