Sentence examples for significant payoff from inspiring English sources

Nor, I suspect, is there any significant payoff here for classical music.

There could be a significant payoff for his staying in the race.

Although the financial savings are not big at about $35£2222) a day in energy savings for the community and $100£6363) in waste disposal costs for the company, there is a significant payoff in terms of "social license to operate", ie improved community relations.

Any significant payoff from AIDS research is years away, though.

The JargonSpy believes collaboration and participation in open-source communities has a significant payoff.

But Shepherd is optimistic, saying, "It's extremely likely that in the near future this will really have a significant payoff".

Also giving evidence on Monday will be former Trust chairman Sir Michael Lyons and Marcus Agius, the former chairman of the BBC Executive Board Remuneration Committee which was responsible for approving significant payoffs.

It said that research comparing different treatments could "yield significant payoffs" because less effective, more expensive treatments "will no longer be prescribed".

"There's a strong view that significant payoffs to individuals who are seen to have failed is unsustainable, and we have to address this issue".

MPs on the Commons public accounts committee will want to get to the bottom of the controversy on Monday, when Mark Thompson and Lord Patten are due to be appear alongside the former trust chairman Sir Michael Lyons and Marcus Agius, the ex-chairman of the BBC executive board remuneration committee which was also responsible for approving significant payoffs.

It is also true, though, that other big funds, like Brevan Howard in London and Bridgewater in the United States (both larger than Moore in size), have seen significant payoffs from their anti-Europe bets, as have other funds without a pure macro bias.