Sentence examples for make the payoff from inspiring English sources

The rate increases will make the payoff more feasible, Ms. Lynch said, while encouraging energy conservation.

To retrieve his book, Baldwin must come up with money and make the payoff himself, instead of meeting with Kennedy.

I thought it was just spiffy that Mr. Bain was able to use both the rebus and the circle together to make the payoff, don't you?

Let's make the payoff of maximizing everyone's potential visible, once and for all.

That the consequences of the allegations against the athlete were business-related didn't make the payoff deductible.

The songs on "Rated R" make the payoffs of being a lover and pop diva sound like compulsions rather than pleasures, with perseverance as the own and only reward.

The extension, Mr. Mollin said, protects and promotes creativity by making the payoff more valuable.

If the show gets made, the payoff can be worth it, but in the meantime ability to license the comic can dry up.

And while Cody's journey to Alabama has not been the smoothest, all the sweaty 6 a.m. runs are making the payoff that much sweeter.

Mr. Ecclestone, accused of making the payoff in 2006 so that the bank would sell its stake in Formula One to his favored buyer, has said he did nothing illegal.

In Italy, mobile phones were banned from polling booths to prevent vote-rigging in regional elections in May; the government suspected that the Mafia would bribe voters to vote as instructed and then demand a picture of the ballot slip before making the payoff.