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One of the payoffs was an increase in productivity.

The diesel hydraulic power unit is used to supply hydraulic power to the payoff/take-up normalizer.

In working skeletal muscle under anaerobic conditions, glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate is converted to pyruvate (the payoff phase of glycolysis), and the pyruvate is reduced to lactate .

The payoff for all his hard work was a promotion.

She invested in the stock market hoping for a big payoff.

The payoff for completing the project on time was a bonus.

Crime doesn't always have a big payoff in the end.

The payoff of a healthy lifestyle is a longer life.

There is no guarantee of a payoff in risky investments.

The payoff of learning a new language is increased cultural understanding.

Working hard now will lead to a payoff in the future.

The payoff for mastering a skill is increased confidence.

The payoff of a successful business venture is financial stability.

Everybody wants a payoff. -All right, calm down, O'Malley.

Tricking a cat, due to their wiliness, has more payoff.

Immediate Results Mentally strong people don't expect an immediate payoff.

Maybe a different goal would have a bigger payoff for less effort.

If there is not a good payoff from the degree, that argument falls apart.

Landing on Mars is so risky, you really need a payoff to balance that risk.

The payoff is a full scholarship to Auburn University.

You're not gonna regret it. The payoff is huge.

Your chances of winning are small, but the payoffs can be big.

The payoff is the awareness you get during the climb, he says.