Sentence examples for payout from high-quality English sources.

• What kind of a payout pattern does this deliver?

• Then, the dividend payout was 39p a share – a yield of 4.8 per cent.

• The disclosure of the hefty payout comes as USC grapples with financial challenges.

• The payments are usually made with after-tax dollars, so the payout will be tax-free.

• In January, management gave a 9.5% boost to the quarterly payout, which now yields 2.25%.

• For some particularly poor policies, premiums are paid indefinitely but the payout is capped.

• “This potential payout is excessive, far outpacing the maximum opportunity available to UK peers.”

• Since 1970 the dividend yield has dropped to 3.03%, but the total payout yield has averaged 4.26%.

Use payout in a sentence.

• The vote was Sports Direct's fourth attempt to push through a big payout for the billionaire Ashley.

• In September Aramco unveiled a new dividend policy, which envisions a total payout of $75bn in 2020 and beyond.

• Payout conditions for Muilenburg, who lost his job for poor handling of the fatal crashes, were also detailed in the filing.

• Whole life insurance, which runs for the whole of the insured’s life, is established with a fixed premium and a fixed payout amount.

• In fact, many companies let you list multiple beneficiaries who can either divide the payout evenly or receive specific percentages that you set yourself.

• Still, the N.F.L. has appealed approved claims, arguing that doctors should have considered a player’s race when deciding whether he was eligible for a payout.

• In December, several months after the bonus payout had expired, more federal legislation passed that added $300 a week to benefit checks and extended the payout period an additional 11 weeks.

• But the authors found that, over the very long run, growth in the aggregate payout from American equities has matched that of the country’s GDP (see chart), and payout-per-share growth has matched that of GDP per head.

payout sentence examples

• They had to make choices between serving the greater good – doing what’s right for public welfare by increasing the team’s payout – or serving oneself, thereby increasing the leader’s payout but destroying public welfare.

• Behrouz Boochani, a journalist and Iranian refugee being held on Manus Island who has written extensively about the conditions there, told the Guardian the compensation payout was welcomed but had not resolved the insecurity of those held on the island.

• Due to MLGCA rules and Maryland State Law, we cannot provide an additional payout for this jackpot, however, if she presents the proper identification credentials to the Maryland Gaming Commission, they will provide her with the appropriate payout.

• Human rights and legal advocates have welcomed Australia’s compensation payout to Manus Island-detained refugees but the former prime minister Tony Abbott and the current immigration minister, Peter Dutton, have condemned the decision and those who sought compensation.