Sentence examples for pay off well from inspiring English sources

The investments tend to pay off well.

A little bit of research can pay off well.

The company, which made a $44.6 billion bid for Yahoo last week as one way to compete with Google, wants a set of labs in place that can develop business opportunities that will pay off well into the future.

This can pay off well for married couples.

For the less timid investor, a small position in the iShares MSCI Japan Index (EWJ, 10), an ETF holding more than 300 Japanese stocks, should pay off well over time.

"But our focus was sharpening on inclusive entrepreneurship, supporting underrepresented founders, including women founders of color and founders that are living across the country, not just New York, San Francisco, Boston". Hyman and Fleiss quickly saw the value of partnering with a financial institution pay off well beyond the grant money they could provide.

It's a conceit that pays off well, given that Carroll's heroine is usually defined by her capacity for shrinkage, growth spurts and bouts of tears.

“There are years when buying things because they’re cheap pays off well.

"Our efforts have paid off well," he said.

And if your mortgage isn't paid off, well, then, you probably shouldn't retire, the advisers say.

It paid off well for Mr. Rothschild too; according to the Web site Who Owns Facebook, his stake in Facebook should be worth $680 million after the shares start trading.