Significats de potential payoff en anglès

The bigger the potential payoff, the more people want to participate.

Then, "What's the potential payoff in having lots of them available?"

Spotify The potential payoff, if your company can successfully ensnare the bulk of internet users, is astronomical.

But Alchemy's investors see a potential payoff.

The potential payoff was staggering.

And the potential payoff is exactly what your company's been looking for: programming geniuses working at high speed, bootstrapping themselves to superhuman intelligence.

But the potential payoff for decision-makers, in terms of helping to set strategic goals and increasing support and legitimacy for difficult decisions, is considerable.

Collins Stewart analyst Lou Miscioscia said Palm's price tag meant it was not a terribly risky deal for HP relative to the potential payoff.

The potential payoff - a largely untapped audience of 1 billion - is worth the effort of tailoring a business to African markets, he believes.

Combining Net stocks and futures could easily lead to ulcers, yet the potential payoffs are out of this world.

The potential payoffs from making premium drama in-house are much higher, but it is also an extremely risky business.

Betting on tennis is relatively simple and comes with enormous potential payoffs, a professional tennis gambler told Reuters under the condition of anonymity.

According to the memo, seen by MediaGuardian.co.uk, staff will face a cap on potential payoffs of £70,000 each.