Sentence examples for large pay off from inspiring English sources

Child 44 is ambitious and messy and shows its seams, but Smith's storytelling risks, by and large, pay off.

Branagh has described his production as "color-blind, nationality-blind, accent-blind," and this approach has by and large paid off impressively, but not without a couple of miscastings.

Several primate species show a greater propensity to wait for a larger pay off (Addessi et al., 2011; Amici et al., 2008; Beran, 2002; Stevens and Muhlhoff, 2012; Tobin et al., 1996).

Mr Mockridge is likely to receive a large pay-off.

The claimants believed that they had invested in a complex trade known as binary options in which the investor either receives a large pay-off or loses everything.

Although there have been previous reports that Mourinho would get the full amount, a large pay-off of £40m would risk Chelsea's compliance with Uefa financial fair play regulations.

Some sectors retain a tradition of large pay-offs.

Sustained efforts to improve credit and collateral registries offer large pay-offs.

The complaints led to managers and journalists leaving the company with large pay-offs.

Those responsible for ruining Hungary in the past should now pay huge taxes on their scandalously large pay-offs.

The mega-deals of the 1990s were typically consensual affairs with large pay-offs for the departing boss.