Sentence examples for sees a payoff from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Furman sees a payoff.

One possible answer is that the White House sees a payoff among voters who resent restrictions on private use of the public domain.

Analysts said investors now wanted to see a payoff in strengthening corporate profits from the Fed's monetary policy.

Thetwo top winners of National Book Awards are already seeing a payoff in book sales after the awards ceremony on Wednesday night.

If the effort in Richmond succeeds, the 624 homeowners involved and more in other cities that use the eminent domain approach will benefit from lower payments (and the investors in Mortgage Resolution Partners will see a payoff), but potential home buyers nationwide will be examined with a more jaundiced eye from their lenders than is now the case.

Investors are also hoping to see a payoff from Fourtou's wait-and-see attitude toward selling major Vivendi Universal Entertainment assets, including Universal's movie studio, music label and theme parks.

So I don't see a payoff here at all, unless you think that trying to get the best deal possible for your state is a payoff.

NBC may also be seeing a payoff from personnel stability in the morning, when viewing is more habitual than any other time of day.

Since citrulline is most concentrated in the rind of the watermelon, "you'd have to eat a lot of watermelon rind to get this effect to see a payoff," Hoppe said.

Look, Mike, if you work as hard as I do, you're sure to see a big payoff someday.

Salma Hayek, the Mexican actress nominated for "Frida," told reporters in Mexico City last week that while her portrayal of the artist Frida Kahlo was a career high point (she was both the star and a producer), she has yet to see a big payoff.