Sentence examples for offered a payout from inspiring English sources

While Dish had offered a payout of about $1 billion if a merger fell apart because of regulatory concerns, Sprint wanted about $3 billion to provide extra comfort.

The event, which was little more than an idea 17 months ago and did not acquire its name until October, attracted a sellout crowd of 74,021, second only to the one at Super Bowl XVIII in the brief history of Joe Robbie Stadium, and offered a payout of $1.6 million to each of the two schools.

The company had initially offered a payout of about $6,000 in total for the spills.

Instead, the Music City Bowl, which offered a payout of $1.7 million, was contractually obliged to select the Eagles after Boston College was not selected by any of the three more prestigious bowl games with ACC ties.

If the delay goes beyond 12 hours your travel insurance should offer a payout.

Some policies offer a payout if you have to cancel your holiday because your pet has fallen ill or had an accident.

After the April disruption some insurers did agree to offer a payout – these included RBS and its associated brands Direct Line, Churchill, and NatWest; HSBC; and Biba.

Unfortunately, he was out of money and had another opportunity that offered an earlier payout.

The landlord offered them a payout to move, "and instead of fighting we took the money, which was the path of least resistance".

PGX typically offers a higher payout than PFF, and that's currently the case by about 20 bps at present.

As a play on yield alone, Bank of America offers a meatier payout than competitors like Citigroup, which pays 4.7%, and JPMorgan Chase, which yields 3.4%.