Sentence examples for to payout from inspiring English sources
noun
An amount of money paid out.
The joint venture has a commitment to payout 90% of free cash flow.
DealBook » With JPMorgan Settlement, MF Global Clients Move Closer to Payout | MF Global customers moved a step closer to recouping their missing money when JPMorgan Chase released its claim to more than $500 million belonging to the bankrupt brokerage firm.
He cited the revelations of CommInsure's failure to payout on claims, and the example of a man who had committed suicide and did not receive a life insurance payout, despite paying premiums, because his super balance was below a required threshold.
Invited hosts simply opt in to payout splitting to check out the feature.
If you are ill or injured aboard and your insurance company refused to payout what could you do to get back home.
Initially the company wanted to payout these underwriting profits directly to its policy holders, but under current law, that wasn't possible (don't worry folks, Lemonade is looking to change the law).
As a penniless payout-to-payout twentysomething service-industry worker, that free Dragon Bowl at the end of your shift was like the Berlin Airlift; it kept us going, fuelled our young lives.
However, Ofcom was critical of Murdoch's reaction to the payout to Professional Footballers Association chief executive Gordon Taylor in 2008.
But that sum pales in comparison to payouts that will come from private lawsuits.
Penn States faces potential civil claims that could lead to payouts of millions of dollars.
SoftBank shifted about $3 billion worth of cash from a planned infusion into Sprint to payouts to Sprint's shareholders.
