Sentence examples for likely pay off from inspiring English sources

Opening up to researchers will likely pay off, says Alex Rice, the co-founder of the bug bounty program HackerOne.

Through its slew of acquisitions, Cisco is building a portfolio of intellectual assets that will most likely pay off handsomely in the future.

It's an idea reminiscent of the game Monopoly, although in this case buying shares in popular but perhaps lesser well known hangouts will likely pay off the most.

In summary, the move to foster a healthy environment for the clinician-scientists is rapidly gaining momentum and will likely pay off in the near future, for British Columbia and the rest of Canada.

While it may not seem as glamorous as a walk on the red carpet, it will likely pay off for you in bigger ways.

This will be a calculated move, and will likely pay off enormous political dividends for Obama over the life of his presidency.

The gamble likely paid off with the 23-year-old from Melbourne dropping consecutive pinpoint punts inside the 10-yard line giving him a real chance of following fellow Aussie punters Darren Bennett, Mat McBriar, Ben Graham, Sav Rocca and Brad Wing into the NFL.

These moves have likely paid off in terms of growth among the young adult demographic.

In the coming weeks and months, Bossa Studios will find out if that bet, which meant redirecting all of the startup's resources into by far its largest undertaking, has likely paid off.

Student loans that are likely paid off with a Starbucks salary, as 53 per cent of recent grads are jobless or under-employed.

As for Quixotic types, that required an extra amount of dedication, with loneliness and ignominy the likely pay-off.