Sentence examples for would payoff from inspiring English sources

But remember when we talked about getting the younger players early playing time in hopes it would payoff in the future?

Each of these very experienced educators was impressed, after just four days of our experiential approach, at how a prudent pruning of time devoted to content and invested instead in process would payoff dramatically and actually end up enhancing the educational outcome of their courses, including mastery of important content but far exceeding that.

Mr Silver offered a wager that would calculate payoffs based on the number of days weather in any one place was above or below the average temperature, and at the end of the month the net balance could be collected or rolled over.

For example, when two populations with incompatible preferences play stag hunt games without self-interactions, the game is of the "battle of sexes" type, and there are no thresholds that would separate payoff-dominant from risk-dominant solutions [35], [46].

If §(III) yielded a play of l3 with pr(.5) and r3 with pr(.5), then if Player II plays r2 his expected payoff would now be 2.2, so (Ll2l3) would be a SE.

The payoff would be in the launch, when invariably the company would address all these things plus some no-one had ever thought of, with its latest innovations.

Now, if all non-ideological voters where to vote in such a way that candidate 2 did not get a strict majority of votes, their individual payoff would be smaller, as the policy implemented by the resulting government would be E with positive probability.

The payoff would be huge".

"And the payoff would be fairly low".

The payoff would be at least eight million lives each year.

It was a big and expensive project, but the payoff would have been huge.