Sentence examples for made payback from inspiring English sources

(AP) LEAGUE LOOKING INTO CLAIM The N.H.L. is looking into a claim by Vancouver's Alexandre Burrows that a referee made payback calls against him.

Therefore, incremental oil is important because it helps in the payback of the initial investment and makes the payback period short (Sorbie 1991).

By the time this cunning crook makes his payback move against the mob in THE OUTFIT, his bleak wit and criminal ingenuity are fully in place.

Though Ms. Whitehead and Mr. Elniski, who is also an artist, spent $40,000 last year to buy and install the wind turbines (wildly expensive retrofits and mishaps included), they estimate that they will probably save only about $500 annually in energy costs, making the payback period 80 years, a point almost certainly beyond the end of their lives.

Borrowers open up: sometimes they spin a good tale about how they are disciplined enough to make their payback; and post their picture.

"The initial cost is three times higher for the green than the red; that makes a payback in your energy savings go from about one and a half years to four and a half," says Frank Steranka, business manager of solid-state lighting at Agilent Technologies.

Age discrimination is inevitable because, in many situations, older hires are more expensive (because of higher pension-funding costs), harder to train (because they may be less malleable than younger workers), and less able to make a payback on the training (because they have fewer productive years left).

"But we learned that the payback made sense".

And as a result, we will make investments that will cost us something in year one, but where we'll get payback after that time.

There were no earthquakes, but the claims-recovery gambit made for the quick payback.

Following Payback, Rhodes made several attempts to find a new partner for his brother, recruiting the likes of Sin Cara, R-Truth, and Kofi Kingston to replace him in the team but with no success.