Sentence examples for payback in terms of from inspiring English sources

Children's programmes are cheap to make the BBC spends over five times as much to produce an hour of adult drama as it does an hour of children's programming while the payback in terms of videos, toys, games, clothing and books can be huge.

"These whales are making these dives to tremendous depths because there's some payback in terms of a food resource," Davis says.

One is that we look at investing in health as we do in any other investment, with a payback in terms of not only lower costs for health care, but reduced absenteeism and reduced presenteeism.

Michael J. Critelli, executive chairman of Pitney Bowes, "looks at investing in health as we do any other investment, with a payback in terms of not only lower costs for health care but reduced absenteeism".

Based on the life cycle savings of SWHs, the payback period in terms of operation cost and effective energy savings over conventional heating fuels could be approximately 5 to 6 years (Pan et al. 2012).

To our knowledge this is one of the largest studies of outcomes from a single public health research fund using the payback framework in terms of the number of individual projects evaluated.

I'd really like to see what the proposed cost of these roadways would be and what the payback period would be in terms of energy produced.

In this emergency, it was very clear that there was a payback from preparedness, both in terms of community disaster preparedness, general agency preparedness, and specific preparedness for the floods.

Besides an evaluation of potentials, a cost analysis for this approach in terms of payback periods was conducted.

This study develops a procedure for estimating the payback period of residential SWHs in terms of operation cost and effective energy savings over conventional heating fuels.

The use of the proposed method can guide in the choice of the installation depending on the requirements of the owner in terms of payback time and capital investment.