Sentence examples for may pay to from inspiring English sources

It may pay to procrastinate.

It may pay to do both.

Then it may pay to do your laundry at night.

When few flourishes survive, it may pay to add some.

It may pay to wait, because survivor benefits are affected.

So, it may pay to stock up on shelled pecans.

In insurance, as in much else in China, it may pay to persevere.

It may pay to get a cheaper rate card now, for longer-term savings.

Some buildings may pay to maintain individual terraces, an expensive and not infrequent ordeal.

If you travel frequently, Mrs. Randall said, it may pay to buy a portable scooter.

A subordinate may pay-to-stay because staying increases survival [17], [38], [39], and therefore increases the likelihood of reaching a dominant, breeding position [18].