"Normalizing" him at least to the extent of tying him to the party that birthed him might pay dividends as they prepare to make deals with him.
It's an interesting but ultimately unsuccessful work that indicates some welcome growth from LaBute that might pay dividends down the road.
More important for Knicks fans, however, is how Anthony's play here might pay dividends heading into next season.
In fairness, he blooters a fantastic drive down the track, a very aggressive play that might pay dividends.
Here, a little financial lubrication for research might pay dividends.One important advance has been made or, rather, borrowed from the oil and gas industry.
By exposing the profiteers and creating public outrage, La Motte aimed to halt the opium trade, a strategy that just might pay dividends today.
But this incident showed that a properly organised early-warning system might pay dividends if ground zero turned out to be a populated area.John Tonry, of the University of Hawaii, hopes to provide one.
There's two sides to every story, and while Manchester City's performance against Bayern hardly suggests they'll be waving the big pot around in Berlin come May, their late comeback might pay dividends in the longer term.
Well, I'm pleased to relay that 'The Real Deal' has some new deals in the offing, which might pay dividends.
Red Bull brought Vettel in on lap 23 but Ferrari decided to keep Alonso out for another four laps, hoping the fresher tyres might pay dividends later in the race.
Jackett even substituted top scorer Benik Afobe at half-time, in the hope that a new-look, more experienced strike pairing of Adam Le Fondre and Grant Holt might pay dividends.
