Sentence examples for longer paying off from inspiring English sources
Renault withdrew from Formula One partly because it said that the game was no longer paying off: It had won so many races and been so dominant that the PR value of its victories ceased to exist, while every time a Renault engine failed to win or had a problem, it became a big story.
The charges against Wise were dropped, and she's no longer paying off her bail.
Once you're no longer paying off debt, you can put that money into savings.
It took the cumulative effect of the Depression, the decay of Scotland's industries and the collapse of the British Empire in the mid-20th century to reignite and spread a sense that the bargain was no longer paying off.
At the same time, BP will be seeking buyers for two of its refineries in the United States, one in Texas City, Texas, and the other in Carson, California, which no longer pay off for BP financially.
If returns to experience are in decline, if wisdom no longer pays off, then that might help suggest why a group of mostly older people who are not, as a group, disadvantaged might become convinced that the country has taken a turn for the worse.
The politicians will be forced to keep honest books once they can no longer pay off their debts by debasing their currencies.
China's educational policy has focused on producing more graduates and it has succeeded to the point where education no longer pays off in material attainment for the degree recipients.
And once revenues collapsed, news conglomerates could no longer pay off the debts they accrued through a decade of leveraged buyouts and consolidations.
Murray Chass's article ("When the 'Moneyball' Concept No Longer Pays Off," Feb. 7) is yet another unjustified criticism of the statistical approach to baseball known as Moneyball (based on the book of that name by Michael Lewis).
Bumi Resources, for example, is expected to make profits equivalent to a third of its $14 billion stockmarket value over the next two and a half years.Investments with a longer pay-off are rarer.
