Sentence examples for major payout from inspiring English sources

January 1995: Luxembourg court approves compensation deal, paving the way for the first major payout to creditors since the bank collapsed in 1991.

SoftBank, led by the Japanese billionaire Masayoshi Son, may yet increase its offer to satisfy Sprint's shareholders, though the Japanese company could be in line for a major payout if Sprint walks away from the deal.

In a rate manipulation case last month, Mr. Breuer's team secured a major payout from UBS and a guilty plea from the bank's Japanese unit, making UBS the first big global bank in more than two decades to have a subsidiary plead guilty to fraud.

But this represents little ammunition, especially as the country risks the prospect of a major payout, to un-restructured bond holdouts which even conservative estimates place at US$7.5 billion.

On the other hand, an investor who's willing to take a risk for the chance of a major payout might invest in a young company with lots of growth potential.

It is this group that takes the major payouts.

Insurance companies are hoping that they will not have to make major payouts, unless there is direct, physical damage as a result of the eruptions.

The first is acknowledgment of the "big win" hypothesis, that many people with gambling disorder retrospectively describe receiving major payouts in the first few times that they ever gambled.

One of the first major disability payout occurred in the NFL during the mid-1980s, when a pile-up caused Washington Redskins quarterback Joe Theismann to fall with his leg twisted sideways, fracturing his tibia and ending his career at the age of 36.

Easyjet would be a recent example of a major special dividend payout.

Profit figures were up massively – due to high oil prices and no major Macondo-related payouts this time – but the production figures fell and other financial results were not as good as expected.