Sentence examples for gradually paying off from inspiring English sources

The system of gradually paying off a debt is a Layaway Plan, not a Lie Away Plan.

The company's slow-burn approach has been gradually paying off, with Onesheet representing its third acquisition to date.

The numbers include people who are gradually paying off their tax bills through installment agreements with the I.R.S.

For millions, building up a home – saving for one, buying one, gradually paying off the mortgage, trading up and making improvements – is the central narrative of their lives, and all the more so when jobs, particularly working-class jobs, offer little satisfaction or personal development.

One investment bank has offered to sell RAG to private-equity investors and put the proceeds into a capital-market fund that would gradually pay off the mining liabilities.

"If we can get consolidated and develop some more players so that we can sell them and prepare to gradually pay off the debt then we become a solvent club and we move forward from there.

These efforts have gradually paid off.

– and we gradually paid it off in far worse circumstances.

After all, the national debt has fallen from more than 50percentt of the gross domestic product in the early 1990's to about 35percenttodayay, which is like saying that our homeowner's $400-a-month 400-a-monthaims a smaller percentage of his income as he gradually pays it off and his salary rises.

Gradually, their marketing has paid off.

This year about a dozen states — following moves by California and Colorado last year — have enacted laws enabling solar panels to be paid off gradually, through increased property taxes, after a municipality first shoulders the upfront costs.