Sentence examples for probably pay off from inspiring English sources

"The pressure of this will probably pay off later for us".

That can be an annoyance — and expensive — but it will probably pay off once the apartment is on the market, Ms. Aalai says.

Gloomy and bloody prose might not impress the city authorities finding a writer in residence, but they'll probably pay off in the long term.

Credit-card companies like students "because they have parents who will probably pay off their debt if there is a problem," even though parents generally have no legal obligation to do so, said Bill Hardekopf, the chief executive of LowCards.com, which tracks credit-card rates.

The turmoil in the financial market may force some companies to cut back on office space for a while, but in the long-term these investments will probably pay off, said Nick Axford, head of research and consulting at CB Richard Ellis.

And unlike most insurance policies, this will probably pay off down the road.

Money from those deals probably paid off large portions of the advance, said Charlie Winton, chief executive of the Avalon Publishing Group.

Three years on, no horns have appeared on my forehead, I have probably paid off more of our mortgage than they have, and I consider it to have been one of my better financial moves.

Vocational training, such as in medicine and law, probably pays off.

Truth be told, those hard, hard days in Chicago are probably paying off right now–and paying off handsomely.

Some critics said that film, a fantasy from 20th Century Fox, was a knockoff of the Harry Potter franchise, but Fox played up the similarity in advertisements, a decision that box-office analysts said probably paid off.