Sentence examples for sort of payoff from inspiring English sources

Given this sort of payoff, one bottle of Bollinger seems a bit mean.For Barclays, this is beyond embarrassing.

The private armies of Afghanistan's warlords will not be included, though their members may be eligible for some sort of payoff.

In an earlier court filing, the prosecution charged that it was Bacanovic who "offered to arrange for Faneuil to receive an additional week of vacation," as a sort of payoff for lying to the authorities.

So did the 6 million or so who have regularly watched Happy Valley get the sort of payoff they wanted in Tuesday night's sixth and last instalment of the story of Sgt Catherine Cawood, played by Sarah Lancashire?

But it "remains unresolved," she says, whether they do so out of true concern for others or because they eventually expect some sort of payoff, such as gaining grooming partners or allies in chimp social wars.

Before the split some dealmakers drew up a proposal to take a cut of the profits on their deals (a "carried-interest split"), the sort of payoff now routine in venture capital.

Are we going to be making these sorts of payoffs -- for that is what they are -- every time we are attacked?

— Sarah Lyall (@sarahlyall) 26 Apr 12 "It happens," Mr. Murdoch said in response to description of the sorts of payoffs made by News of the World journalists in order to get sources to cooperate and divulge information.

His wife will presumably get some sort of colossal payoff.

For people here, she says, there will need to be some sort of a payoff – a denouement – which real life rarely, if ever, provides.

("What in God's name was the point or the meaning or the purpose of a life like this?" was the sort of gratifying payoff I found within its pages).