Sentence examples for immediate payback from inspiring English sources
There was an almost immediate payback.
"There may well be initial bumps -- and they won't want to be betting the farm on immediate payback".
"There are things we can do around physical activity in particular that bring immediate payback... I'm trying to put this right across the agenda of dementia and cancer".
There would be no immediate payback, but a better-educated and more economically vibrant Pakistan would probably be more resistant to extremism.
They want immediate payback". That makes the large and fragmented market tough for providers to tap, but they are making efforts.
Women in single-parent households which in rich countries now make up one in five households with children are often financially better off not working.But the calculation is not just about immediate payback.
Green construction has immediate paybacks, including "reduced energy costs and water costs as well the indoor health environment and increased productivity of the inhabitants of those buildings," according to John Westeinde, an advisor on the report.
We spent some time trying to define what success meant – if not a month of drunkenness or an immediate financial payback, then maybe a sense of artistic fulfilment or a wedge of extra names in your contacts book.
Bowyer may have an immediate chance for payback, with the two set to race Sunday in the Sprint Cup series race in California.
On the one hand, there are those who, like Gates, favour large, targeted investments in social goods such as classrooms, drugs and loans, which provide an immediate sense of payback.
