Sentences with phrase «immediate payoff»

For example, while you might want to lose some weight, achieving this goal can be a tedious journey, without immediate payoff.

It doesn't return immediate payoff, and it's uncomfortable for many.

And third, you need to feel / see a fairly immediate payoff.

Side quests are longer and more involved; collectibles have a much more immediate payoff (weapons you can equip right away, clever riddles for additional rewards, and so forth).

In the vein of the simple, specific, immediate payoff ideas I mentioned earlier, you could set a really simple target of looking for $ 10 - 25 where you could adjust your spending each month to reallocate to college savings contributions.

For Google, the project is an investment into a possible future, not a slam dunk with immediate payoff.

Guess who went for the more immediate payoff.

It's a pain to do — a lot of cooking without an immediate payoff — but in the morning it only takes a few minutes to defrost a serving (while that Thermos is heating!)

For Christie, there is an immediate payoff.

And for young scientists, those early in their careers, there is an immediate payoff.

The immediate payoff was a commercialization deal in age - related macular degeneration in which Pfizer became the first big pharma company to make a move into the use of embryonic stem cells as the basis for a tissue regeneration therapy.

After disruption of this brain region, people tended to make choices that were both more impulsive (i.e. choosing the immediate payoff) and more selfish (i.e. choosing the payoff for themselves only), and were less able to take the perspective of other persons.

In a spare moment, you can flip it open to any page and get an immediate payoff.

Saving is all about delayed gratification; there is no immediate payoff.

Favouring the slow - burn over the immediate payoff is fine, but in the same way that making something long doesn't necessarily make it epic, prolonged foreplay is only stimulating when you're consistently teasing the right spots.

Then, I had the groups compete with one another in a contest prior to the weekly test, so the review had an immediate payoff.

And indeed, the immediate payoff (whether it was sex with someone or selling a book) is there... the first and maybe a few times after that.

There may be other wrinkles involved - for example, some of your creditors may be willing to write off part of your debt in return for an immediate payoff - but the key thing is that you're simplifying your finances by exchanging many smaller debt obligations for a single bill to be paid every month.

Young adults who borrowed for college are also less likely to see an immediate payoff for the investment they made in their education.

The reason: long - term career prospects, not the immediate payoff.

We don't even have it on the minds of enough of our political leadership because there is no immediate payoff at the polls.