Sentence examples for tremendous payoff from inspiring English sources
That line, at least, gets a tremendous payoff, when Draco is turned to stone by a single glare from Medusa.
"Coke has invested for years in the infrastructure in emerging markets, and there will be a tremendous payoff over time," said Henry Asher, president of the Northstar Group in New York, which manages $140 million and has less than 1percentt of its assets in Coca-Cola.
Those kinds of things had a tremendous payoff.
She's held two boot camps in her district so far ― The Huffington Post attended one of them in March ― and she's already seeing tremendous payoff.
"While we recognize Senator Coburn's reputation as a budget hawk, clearly the minor cost of this bill would have a tremendous payoff to help save lives in our community".
The main motivation, she said, would be to demonstrate its power and to discredit the Afghan government in the eyes of its citizens: "These three attacks have generated tremendous payoff for the Taliban, [such as] the public disquiet and opposition to the government".
As the two strands accelerate together there is a tremendous emotional payoff, though not perhaps with the neatness that some readers may wish for.
Its our riskiest project, Fruchterman says, but has tremendous humanitarian payoff..
My eldest girl steers clear of sad stories and she endured this one, knowing full well that a tremendous narrative payoff was, indeed, in store.
"Once you do, the payoff is tremendous".
And the payoff would be tremendous: educated children mean healthier societies and a more secure and prosperous world for us all.
