payback|paybacks in English

noun

return compensation, return of money owed

Use "payback|paybacks" in a sentence

1. Payback Payback is a very simple and useful method, and hence it is popular.

2. I guess it's payback time .

3. Payback is an ad hoc rule.

4. But now it's payback time.

5. This isn't payback, is it?

6. Payback, for the Navy's testing in Vieques?

7. The immediate payback for them is publicity.

8. The table highlights the drawback of the payback method.

9. I guess you have heard that thing called payback....

10. Hell-bent on payback, Republicans offer cruel budget that Abandons Kentuckians

11. After ten round-trips the mass payback ratio is around

12. The mass payback continues to improve with each additional mission.

13. First, no account is taken of cash flows arising after the payback date.

14. The answer is reassuring: the energy payback for this process is above 000:

15. And you're saying I should invest in Kim again without payback?

16. They get the payback the first time they take a swim.

17. And at less than a five-year payback, this becomes very economic.

18. For many voters, this election is payback time for the people who raised their taxes.

19. Yeah, you gotta admit, it was nice giving those kids a little payback.

20. There is a substantial payback in terms of employee and union relations.

21. It just affects the payback period if you're comparing to grid-supplied electricity.

22. Most state or federally funded projects have a max payback of 15 years.

23. Bankster Debuffs are Bad Credit, Payback, Cooked Books, Frozen Account and Poor Investment

24. Political payback for the President' s vote on the energy bill last month

25. Now that the carrier is making big profits, they say it's payback time.