Phrases with «big payoff»

"Big payoff" refers to a significant or great advantage, reward, or profit obtained from an action or investment. Full definition

Sentences with «big payoff»

  • Making a long journey into food - poor waters is a risky endeavor, so biologists expect sharks get some kind of big payoff, perhaps in mating. (sciencenews.org)
  • Ultimately, retailers stand to earn a much bigger payoff from returns prevention. (entrepreneur.com)
  • So, the point would be that efforts put into reducing population would have a much bigger payoff much quicker than what you are saying. (realclimate.org)
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