Sentence examples for huge pay off from inspiring English sources

Speaking on Sunday, Financial Secretary to the Treasury Nicky Morgan said "people feel hard done-by" when they see someone made redundant "popping up in a new job within months having had a huge pay off".

Tonight is a huge pay off for those efforts and a real privilege for me, personally.

Though one should never do nice things to hear, "Thank you," I will say there is a huge pay off for doing what you KNOW and FEEL in your heart is right/just.

"You read about these managers who get sacked at Premier League level, and even in the Championship, reportedly getting huge pay offs.

This job is a hiding to a huge pay-off.

There is a desire not to face another huge pay-off.

The agency, famous for its key role in laying the foundation for the Internet half a century ago, typically funds research with a low probability of success but a potentially huge pay-off.

While Grant may not get the chance to continue this if the club does go down, Sullivan and Gold would face a huge pay-off to remove him as he has three years remaining on his contract.

At worst, his losses were limited; at best, his gains were enormous.The equivalent in investment terms is to hold mostly ultra-safe assets and have a sliver of wealth in something that offers a huge pay-off if there is a positive surprise.

The BBC has had a torrid time in the wake of the Jimmy Savile scandal and news of executives gifted huge pay-offs.

He's now on to waste in the public sector, and he mentions council chief executives taking huge pay-offs before walking into a second job.