Sentence examples for significant payback from inspiring English sources

But what we've seen is that the cost to the industry that consumers are already bearing would make an investment in full traceability have a significant payback".

The growth rates over EPA scheme become bigger when the link quality is weak because in this scenario, the interference has a stronger effect on the system throughput and the mitigation of interference achieves more significant payback in throughput.

That's a significant payback".

While Spotify claims some artists have received a significant payback, this model needs to be improved.

However, improvements in energy efficiency can be hindered by: lack of knowledge or skills to recognise and achieve potential savings low priority relative to other costs for many users significant upfront costs, long payback periods and the risk that savings will not materialise energy cost subsidies and unpriced externalities such as climate change.

The economic studies showed that the investment on the concentrated photovoltaic/thermal collector account for the largest share of the total initial investment, and has a significant effect on the payback period.

Economic evaluation studies show that the optimized configuration of the IHIDiC with SCSR for the close-boiling mixtures resulted in attractive payback periods and significant savings in operating expenses.

Great performance starts with recognition and the beauty of recognition is that it costs us nothing, nothing at all, and yet the payback can be significant.

6. Financial support Although long-term economic development is an important benefit of the adoption of sustainable technologies, the high initial cost of the these projects and the relatively long payback period can be a significant barrier.

When including a multiplicative term interacting the existence of payback clauses with turnover, no significant difference emerges in the relationship of turnover and CVT spending between firms applying payback clauses and firms not applying payback clauses (Table 2, column 6).

The difference between that and a 10% increase in productivity is significant in most cases, for example reducing estimated carbon payback time for maize on degraded or croplands from about 75 years to just over 10 years [55], [56].