Sentence examples for pay off provided from inspiring English sources

The old real estate agent adage that investing in your home will inevitably pay off, provided you're prepared to wait long enough, has been damaged by the recent housing bust.

Then, if prices fall by a certain amount, the policy pays off, providing households with the money they need to sell an underwater home and move to more promising markets.

He improved his party's performance among voters who earn more than $200,000 a year by 17 points.Mr Obama's relentless courting of middle-of-the road voters also paid off, providing him with some evidence that he has succeeded in crossing the red-blue divide.

Two teams of scientists working with the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN each using one of the two huge particle detectors at the LHC: ATLAS and CMS reported that all the high-energy atom smashing that they had been doing over the last couple of years had paid off, providing a glimpse of what might well be the missing piece of the standard model of particle physics.

Strides to establish the most efficient protocols for experimental design, sample extraction techniques, and data acquisition have paid off providing robust complex data sets.

This can have enormous pay-offs, provided the institution or mentor hasn't bungled the postdoc experience so much that the "parent" and "child" are no longer on speaking terms!

If you are able to keep up with your home loan payments, eventually the home will be paid off and provide inexpensive housing or rental income.

But Fister knows Indian engineers are often game to try new approaches, provided they pay off.

The process seems to pay off: Ammar provides what turns out to be a good lead.

"Investments in education pay off" by providing better health in the future, said the study's lead author, Emmanuela Gakidou, an associate professor at the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington.

But the 30 days of encouragement and help the show provides seem to pay off.