Sentence examples for smaller payouts from inspiring English sources

There is also an alternative mortality table, producing smaller payouts, for account owners with spouses more than 10 years younger than they are.

He also offered to make a partial payment to the state's woefully underfunded pension system, but only if the system was overhauled to require bigger payments from workers, smaller payouts and an increase in the retirement age.

Conversations with pilots at Delta and other major airlines indicate that many of them are rejecting the promise of future riches in favor of retiring early and taking smaller payouts.

The Swedish company hopes its free personal radio on mobile will act as a gateway to its premium subscription service, although it could also spark new criticism from musicians, who receive smaller payouts for streams of their songs by free users than by paying subscribers.

Using the new table, most taxpayers can take far smaller payouts, which means more years of tax deferral.

Lower betting pools mean smaller payouts for the bettors and less profit for the racetrack owners.

In one civil case, a judge rebuked Mr. Sokol for tampering with his company's numbers so that a joint-venture partner would get a smaller payout.

Today's Cloud Contest offers a much smaller payout, but one many will likely still attempt to earn.

So, in effect, a woman who takes Social Security at 62 isn't necessarily accepting a smaller payout until 84, but only (on average) until her husband (or she) kicks off shy of 78.

Betting on a color, even/odd numbers or other broader categories (an outside bet) yields better odds but a smaller payout.

Or there are the special teasers, with big, juicy point subtraction, but a smaller payout.