Sentence examples for pay off of from inspiring English sources

There are no guarantees that it will pay off, of course.

Whether they pay off, of course, is up to the rest of us.

And it is a story of those sacrifices beginning to pay off; of how, by January 2015, Britain boasted the fastest growing major developed economy, 2m more jobs and rising living standards.

Jill Treanor (@jilltreanor) Hester to get pay off of £1.6m and up to £4m in Ltip awards in next three years business June 12 , 2013Updated at 5.27pm BST 5.12pm BST Tomorrow's general strike, which was called in solidarity with ERT's workers, will cause disruption to transport services.

Vickers, an architect of new press watchdog the Independent Press Standards Organisation, will leave with a pay off of more than £400,000.

Dilution has a cost, and so entirely discounting stock-based compensations as an expense is a neat way to move employee pay off of profit, and thus boost earnings per share.

One unidentified Barclays employee received a pay-off of £3m.

However, a pay-off of up to £10m may ease the pain a little.

The direction of the extravagance is the pay-off of the pun.

The expected pay-off of that bet would be $60 (50% of $220 less 50% of $100).

Adam Applegarth, the bank's former chief executive, was given a pay-off of close to £1m after he resigned.