Sentence examples for payoff up from inspiring English sources

At the end of each round, each player received the following information, which is identical to the information given to the players in [32]: (a) their contribution for that round, (b) the contributions of each of their neighbors for that round, and (c) their own cumulative payoff up to that point.

A spokesman confirmed that Mitchell was entitled to receive a payoff of up to £558,250, representing his annual salary.

As a result, many companies, less convinced that "normal" innovation yields big payoffs, end up investing less overall than they did before.

Winners can earn big payoffs, getting up to 30% of any award, with the rest going to the government.

Daniel Ferbé took a payoff to hush up Sixten Rockstad's drunkenness.

Being the world's policeman does have its benefits, and for the United States a small part of that payoff could end up being on the soccer field.

Mr. Heberlig said prosecutors had not proved that Mr. Belnick received the bonus as a payoff for covering up illegal financial moves by Mr. Kozlowski.

In recent years, the country has been beset by a string of payoff scandals reaching up to the Prime Minister's office, and "The Insider" is likely to be littered with clues about those goings on.

But he stressed that Simpson's payoff was drawn up under the financial system used by the Amicus union, which merged with the T&G in 2007 to form Unite.

It's more legwork, but the payoff is sweet: up to $750,000 per grant.

That would raise the payoff from stepping up enforcement against S corp owners who shirk payroll taxes or from closing the loophole they now exploit.