Sentence examples for payout represents a from inspiring English sources

The larger number is the amount of the annuity (how much winners would get over many years) while the cash payout represents a smaller lump-sum amount that a winner could choose to receive.

Haji-Ioannou said the payout represented a welcome change to the "old regime", in a pointed reference to the former chief executive, Andy Harrison, and a management team that has undergone wholesale changes over the past two years.

Those payouts represent a small fraction of the roughly $500 million annually that plaintiffs in personal injury and property-damage suits against the city have collected in recent years.

The payout represents the family's official compensation since a grand jury declined to indict the officers who subdued Garner in December.

The payout represents five free shares for every one he pledged five years ago towards the scheme.

The payout represents 4percentt of the bank's $4.2 billion profit during the most recent quarter.

So the LSU payout represents more money than Towson would expect to make from its entire home slate.

The proposed $8.5 billion payout represents less than 4 cents on the dollar of the current unpaid balance, or about $220 billion.

The proposed $8.5 billion payout represents less than 4 cents on the dollar of the current unpaid balance, or about $220 billion, according to Bank of America's most recently quarterly filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

A shopping cart loaded with overstuffed bags represents a full day's work and a payout of $30 or $40.

Pensions Investment Research Consultants (Pirc) acknowledged that M&S had toughened conditions attached to the short- and long-term incentive schemes enjoyed by top management but said it still "represents a structure that can promote future excessive payouts".