Sentence examples for larger payback from inspiring English sources

They see the Internet as a gold mine -- providing a faster, larger payback than traditional research in areas like biology -- if only they can figure out how to package what their professors know.

Because learning builds upon the foundations we get early in life, offering a peace education preschool program to the little children of displaced immigrants may have a larger payback than we can imagine.

But, he acknowledged, "there's obviously a large payback for what we've got invested". The company in fact looks likely to collect a substantial part of the disposal fees paid for nuclear waste nationally, which the industry puts overall at $30 billion.

Whether the top figures sound outrageous or like sound investments depends on how much one believes the research that shows large paybacks for the careful nurturing of poor children.

Thanks to Japan's highly organized credit data system — which has proportionally more information per population than even the U.S. — Paidy can assess every user for credit when they sign up, meaning that it also offer longer term payback options for larger ticket purchases or larger debts accrued.

The thing is, some banks still operate with large prfots and high payback rates...they are called "microcredit banks".

"Many venture capitalists have had so much success raising money that they need to invest larger amounts" to achieve desired payback, he said.

The now year-old shift in market leadership from big stocks to small and mid-size issues is payback, of sorts: Large-cap stocks dominated during the bull run of the mid- to late 1990s, but now the pendulum has swung away from those shares to less-familiar names.

Such innovations are high risk, involving large-scale investments and long payback periods (often of five years or more).

On the other hand, Brazil is one of the sunniest countries in the world, and solar water heating technologies have demonstrated large financial benefits and short payback times.

However, this relatively small amount of annual income increase is not large enough to reduce the payback time down to a feasible value.