Sentence examples for upfront benefits from inspiring English sources

The long-term costs of going to school among those who are more likely to drop out could outweigh the upfront benefits of a cheap education.

"The policy gives upfront benefits, but it also gives catastrophic coverage on the back end," said the staff member, who spoke on the condition he not be identified, in accordance with the panel's rules.

The discount mechanism of distant dreams will overwhelm the upfront benefits to shareholders of applying Internet tools to automobile manufacturing and other humdrum Old Economy businesses.

Those long-term social benefits are of enormous help to poor communities, even if high prices take away many of the initial, upfront benefits of the new water supply.

Even if the long-term rewards never come my way, I'm getting a huge upfront benefit: an education in entrepreneurship.

To assess the cost-effectiveness of many interventions, particularly screening where the bulk of costs are upfront, but benefits are accrued over time, long-term modelling is essential.

And because there's no middle-man – the borrower pays just a 1% exchange fee to Zopa upfront – both benefit.

"The cost is upfront but the benefits are over decades".

The Republican scheme would also likely increase how much people pay for their deductible ― the amount of money people pay upfront before insurance benefits kick in ― because it would get rid of the Affordable Care Act's requirement that insurance plans cover at least 60percentt of medical costs.

One way of breaking this deadlock is servitisation; charging for use of a device rather than selling it outright avoids the need for the customer to pay upfront for the benefit of resource-efficient design.

"We provide augmented reality as a service so our customers don't need to do big upfront investments to benefit from it".