Sentence examples for which will repay from inspiring English sources
Haggis has spoken about the intricate puzzle of the plot, which will repay - yikes - multiple viewings.
At the core, this is the case of Guardian Technology's Free Our Data campaign: that increasing free access to such data brings benefits which will repay their costs in taxes - or licence fees foregone - through increased commercial activity.
Applicants must sign a contract with the state, which will repay up to $5,000 for each year applicants remain in their new jobs, up to a maximum of four years.
He was involved in the birth of the world's first social impact bond (SIB), a financial instrument that is using private capital to fund a prisoner-rehabilitation scheme in the English city of Peterborough, and which will repay investors through the government savings it enables.
Property, commercial, and other resource management that depends on the urban rail transit system have undergone vigorous development, which will repay the development of urban rail transit system by significantly enhancing its capability.
Zimplats will lend the two trusts the money for the share purchases, which they will repay from dividends assuming these continue.
The Los Angeles Times reports that Idealab's board has already approved the payout, which Mr. Gross will repay over four years, plus interest and a $1 million annual fee.
The difference is that money will now flow to colleges via students, who will be handed a lump of cash upfront to pay for their fees, which they will repay later after they graduate and once they earn something close to the average national income.
Repayments and interest are calculated on a basic sliding scale, depending on the amount and the period over which you will repay.
"In a small garden, you can afford to spend a bit more on the quality of each light, which will certainly repay you in the long term.
Meanwhile, the Energy Department is asserting that regardless of the failure of Solydra, which will probably repay very little of what it borrowed, the United States should still be aiding renewable energy.
