Sentence examples for paying off when from inspiring English sources

The economic literature has long speculated about the possibility of "survivor bonds" to hedge this longevity risk by paying off when a generation lives longer than expected.

There were signs that this approach could be paying off when Julian Lewis, a strong opponent of widespread military action, said he could support a limited surgical strike.

The First Division side, winners of the League Cup in 1994, appeared set to become the fifth Scottish Football League side to defeat the Dons in the past four seasons, but five minutes' added time proved to be the undoing of Raith, with the Dons' relentless pressure finally paying off when McDonald met a cross to force a replay.

Jürgen Klopp's rotation policy – Mats Hummels, Ilkay Gündogan and Mario Götze were all rested – looked like paying off when Jakub Blaszczykowski fired home a wonderful opener shortly before the break, but the subsequent substitutions of Marco Reus and the aforementioned goalscorer made Dortmund lose their way.

The change paid off when the economy seized.

This paid off when the French foursome finally left.

That perseverance later paid off when I took to construction under Nancy Salomon's mentorship.

And it paid off when Braun went 0 for 4 to finish at.332.

In principle, firms could issue bonds that pay off when individual workers live longer than expected.

The pain paid off when he began to attract some attention by demonstrating the asanas.

It paid off when he qualified fastest in the UK for today's final.