Sentence examples similar to paid off in terms of time invested from inspiring English sources

Certainly, the attention surrounding Ms. Kelly's first prime-time program paid off in terms of adding viewers, though they happened to be largely over 55.

The investments have paid off in terms of critical acclaim.

This paid off in terms of machine politics.

These experiments paid off in terms of company performance.

The strategy has paid off in terms of political stability.

It's paid off in terms of sales.

It also suggests that organising content to make it all easier to access for longer periods of time could pay off in terms of long term traffic.

Planning really does pay off in terms of return on input in our marketing - far more than this time last year.

This is why organizations invest the time, energy, creativity, research, planning, refining, modeling and retesting that it hopes will pay off in terms of improved process, better teamwork, a new business model, a refined brand -- and black-ink results.

At the same time, he said, we need to understand how those corrective interventions pay off in terms of public health.

"Hopefully that will pay off in terms of medical bills we are not paying for down the road," she added.