Sentence examples for which pays off from inspiring English sources

WEDNESDAY'S PUZZLE — There's a double trick to today's puzzle, which pays off nicely at the central entry.

As in any romantic relationship, we want to know more and more about them — which pays off beautifully in tonight's terrific episode, with flashbacks to Gretchen's days as a cokehead party girl and Jimmy's relationship with his ex.

That income, adding up to more than $3 million over the course of a season, goes into the Spectator Facilities Fund, which pays off the bonds issued to build and maintain stadiums and arenas in the city.

Since late June, the nation's two biggest consumer lenders, Citigroup and Household International, have announced plans to stop selling single-premium credit life, which pays off a loan in the event of a borrower's death or disability.

If it were shown that societies which ban abortion, or which ban abortion beyond a certain point, exceed societies which don't ban abortion in cultivating a "culture of life", which pays off in terms of greater general humanity and diminished cruelty, I would seriously weigh this moral benefit against the moral cost of reducing women's control over their bodies.

The New Yorker, April 17, 2000 P. 121 Briefly Noted book review of "The Barbarians Are Coming" (Putnam; $23.95) by David Wong Louie... Louie's first novel is an antic comedy of ethnic identity...The result is an anatomy of familial relationships and obligations which pays off in unexpectedly moving ways.

It took a hard line on immigration which paid off.

That is because assets which pay off when investors need money are more valuable to those investors than assets which pay off when they are wealthy.

The University bought protection against those fluctuations, which paid off when markets stabilized.

Fuji Film, on the other hand, they were obsessed with diversifying, even branching off into cosmetics, which paid off.

Like Ostpolitik in Germany, which paid off in the end, this cannot be done overnight.