Sentence examples for higher payoff from inspiring English sources

The higher payoff to good looks, he emphasizes, comes from "consumer discrimination," not employer tastes.

Smith bribes his brilliant speechwriter Clarice Bernstein (played by the outstanding Steppenwolf veteran Laurie Metcalf) to write a speech that will net him a higher payoff from the National Association of Turkey By-Products Manufacturers.

In the Internet era, a faster modem or a high-speed cable or D.S.L. connection will almost always have a much higher payoff in overall system performance than a few extra megahertz.

Big winnings in a competitive game can be spent on efforts to change the rules of that game: lobbying expenditures often offer a higher payoff than investments in new technology.

The first few years of life are the most critical ones, when parental investments and early-childhood interventions have a higher payoff than at later ages, particularly for disadvantaged children.

But Primer is promising considerably less in hopes of an even higher payoff.

Creatures who achieve higher payoffs have higher reproductive fitness, and they pass their strategy choices along to their progeny.

Results therefore show that other factors besides higher payoffs force some firms to engage in riskier innovation strategies.

We focus on action profiles that provide higher payoffs than the one-shot NE for both players.

This reduces the number of points satisfying (12) and fewer agreement points offer higher payoffs than the NE.

The measure for lower and higher payoffs is given by the sum of the distance of the others' payoff to one's own.