payback

Converse of object

• achieve: One manufacturing client, he says, achieved payback in five weeks.
• expect: It is also clear that he expects payback from the faith he shows in his young charges.
• gain: To the left home reputed top maximum bet on gaining paybacks on.
• offer: Far from being expensive, proper biosecurity offers a very handsome payback.
• get: How should I play it to get maximum payback?

Adjective modifier

• rapid: Then we identified areas of specific focus to ensure that an increase in people cost would have a rapid payback.
• fast: This leads to a fast payback of their investments.
• financial: The problem is to reduce costs and have a financial payback for tenants.
• economic: The costs of efficiency options have to provide real economic payback in a sensible timeframe.
• big: They are not necessarily looking for big paybacks on their investments.

Preposition: on

• investment: There would be a good payback on investment, at much lower cost than offshore schemes.

Modifies a noun

• period: Remember once the payback period is complete, savings become extra profit!
• percentage: Raised funds through payback percentage on a pay table also engaged in.
• time: The loan's payback time should always be shorter than the time you plan to own your boat.
• machine: So when searching for high payback machines, ask a few employees where the locals find the best slot value.

Preposition: in

• term: But the payback in terms of job satisfaction is massive.

Noun used with modifier

• visitor: This man began the concept of visitor payback in Cumbria!
• instrument: Weather and other losses and visiting instrument payback are excluded from this table.
• energy: What is the energy payback rate for a typical wind farm?
• community: Community payback was launched at Gallery Iota in Ramsgate at the end of last month.