Sentence examples for payoff into from inspiring English sources
Even so, I was impressed by the ambition of this grid, because Mr. Nothnagel has managed to cram six theme entries, not including the payoff, into his puzzle.
Ms. Klawitter's theme hides four different types of retail stores in the corners — that would be the letters in those circled squares — and cleverly slips the payoff into the center entry, so that what we wind up with are "local conveniences" or CORNER STOREs.
Finally, the weights of upper and lower limits of a rough number are employed to transform the expected payoff into a crisp score, based on which all alternatives are ranked to identify the best one.
Mr. Estrada, 63, denies that he accepted any bribes, though he acknowledges that a local official deposited gambling payoffs into an account controlled by him.
Even aside from doubts about Greek ability/willingness to carry through on promises, the fact is that nobody knows how much if any payoff microeconomic reforms will yield, and nobody in his right mind builds such payoffs into a fiscal plan.
Most days, she goes home empty-handed, but when she bags her prey, the payoff runs into the thousands of dollars.
The effect is that of watching a writer pull the lever on a slot machine and -- bang, bang, bang, bang -- seeing four cherries (and one outsize payoff) click into view.
If "moral signals" are to evolve in this setting, we will need to either examine a more complicated model that allows for a way to police the signals or introduce an additional payoff structure into the signaling portion of the game.
He went straight from filming Prisoners to this, and considers such a change of character "one weird payoff" in that "by dipping into the darkness it made it easier to go towards the light afterwards".
Morgan waited 13 years to turn a $2 million investment into an $11 million payoff in drugmaker Sequus Pharmaceuticals, which was sold to Alza in 1998 for $580 million.
$400 million is for the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy to support high-risk, high-payoff research into energy sources and energy efficiency.
