Sentence examples for staggered payments from inspiring English sources

Mr Desmond, known for his blunt language, ordered the company jet in 2008 and had been making staggered payments ahead of delivery in 2017.

Instead, there will be staggered payments that depend on FRM's ability to retain assets as the firms merge over the next three years.

"Some software implementations have sort of staggered payments, so you don't make the last payment until it's live," said Deirdre Lord, who owns the Megawatt Hour.

He has cut staff, negotiated staggered payments for his many unpaid bills and is spending less on his family, clothes and supermarket shop.

Distributing the e-transfer as a lump sum, rather than three staggered payments, resulted in recipients investing in a larger number of productive assets, such as small livestock, which helped them supplement their income and food.

In a move which could be construed as an attempt to smoke out potential buyers, Ashley – who is understood to want around £380m for the concern he bought 10 years ago – makes it plain he would accept staggered payments and wants a clean break rather than a partnership with new investors.

Monday's agreement also calls for a staggered payment schedule that will allow the lenders to suspend bailout payments if Greece has not met its job-cutting commitments by July 19.

The lack of immediate interest means he is prepared to compromise over a staggered payment schedule, thereby allowing any new owners to back Benítez in the January transfer window.

What helped the deal go through was Piramal's flexibility in accepting a staggered payment.

They have linked the staggered payment part to copper prices, which means that the acquirer will get some relief if prices fall further.

With 600,000 monthly users and average orders of $300, Goxip is getting close to breaking even, Gimenez said, but she is hopeful that offering staggered payment options over varying periods such as 6-12 months will serve Goxip well as it expands in Southeast Asia where typical consumers spend less.