Sentence examples for immediate payoff from inspiring English sources

So his wisdom had an immediate payoff.

There was no immediate payoff for Ford shareholders.

In fact, digressive moods may be the most immediate payoff of Whitney's art.

Likewise, measures to decrease carbon emissions would have no immediate payoff.

Either way, the group has realized that managing Menaji is a serious time commitment with no immediate payoff.

But while their predecessors both offered a leap to high-definition gaming, there's no such immediate payoff here.

Agreeing, emeritus Professor James G. March argued that while industry research seeks immediate payoff, scholars have the unique responsibility of looking out for the long term.

"The concern I have though is that the degree to which Best Buy expects what seems to be an immediate payoff from these investments".

That quickly adds up for airlines with hundreds of planes in their fleet, and with no immediate payoff for the upgrade.

The attack on Monday seemed to bring an immediate payoff in support from those who applaud such violence, via numerous Internet bulletin boards popular with militants.

But cutting sooty pollution can have an immediate payoff, both in limiting climate risks and improving public health, the new study said.