Sentence examples for possibly pay off from inspiring English sources

What if I've amassed gambling debts inside the maze that I can't possibly pay off ?

But I felt like I'd failed my family, put us in more debt than I could possibly pay off, and I didn't have a job, money or any real assets.

One comparison to "Murder One" that is harder to dismiss is how "24" can possibly pay off economically; it seems to have no chance to be repeated successfully, either on the network or in syndication.

What's really interesting about this flood of investment is that it can't possibly pay off anytime soon.

He didn't, but his decision could possibly pay off despite her evident lack of experience.

Going to a four year school is supposed to be the foundation from which you create a future, not the transaction that crushes everything you had hoped to do because you have more debt than you could possibly pay off in 10 years.

This column will not speculate about whom Chargois might have possibly paid off.

Lassar said that Federal investigators believe Lee began point-shaving only after he came back from his suspension, possibly to pay off gambling debts.

"From the start, one wonders how Wolas is possibly going to pay off the idea that her heroine is such a genius.

At that rate the show would need to play on Broadway at least five more years — and possibly quite a bit longer — to pay off debts, a run very few shows achieve.

Both Mr. Nemens and Mr. Koch said A.T.M.'s were unlikely to overwhelm bastions of high-end dining, since patrons with fat tabs feel more comfortable paying with credit cards -- and possibly taking a few months to pay off the bill.