Sentence examples for payoff by from inspiring English sources

Women don't get as big a reproductive payoff by reaching the top.

Apart from the convenience to consumers, this would have a huge "green" payoff by reducing waste and electronics landfill.

This approach could work with biweekly loan payments too; typically, these will reduce your payoff by five to seven years, Mr. Auerbach said.

Without communication, assume each player applies the "sure-thing" principle: it maximizes its minimum payoff by determining the minimum it will receive whatever its opponent does.

If the BBC is to compete and get the best talent, he said, "then they have to accept that sometimes people have to be paid off, and actually this isn't an exorbitant payoff by media industry standards by any means".

But often Player B did not share, in which case Player A was given time to decide how to react -- by doing nothing or reducing Player B's payoff by anywhere from 2 to 40 units.

"Stalker" is over two and a half hours long; its pace is deliberate and its payoffs, by movie-movie standards, amazingly paltry.

Mr. Anemone and his deputy, Nicholas B. Casale, had been pursuing corruption investigations involving bid-rigging, multimillion-dollar cost overruns and payoffs by administrators and contractors.

At least eight vulnerable victims were offered – and in some cases accepted – cash payoffs by the sheriff's office shortly after the alleged abuse occurred.

The suspect, a 48-year-old man, is the sixth person to be arrested in Scotland Yard's investigation into illegal payoffs by newspapers to police officers in the wake of the phone hacking scandal at The News of the World.

Most of these people said they were incensed by "crony capitalism," by which they meant political payoffs by big corporations and Wall Street banks that result in special favors such as the Wall Street bailout of 2008.