Sentence examples for For future returns from inspiring English sources

Perhaps perversely, expectations for future returns have even increased.

In another economic climate, he added, he'd be pushing for big investment here, for future returns.

That is because Japanese equities were trading on stratospheric valuations in early 1990 and subsequently suffered a 20-year bear market.Starting valuations matter hugely for future returns.

The short version of this is that, although your portfolio may have lost a lot of value over the past couple of weeks, you're likely to get at least some of that money back (in fact, quite possibly most of it) because expectations for future returns have now improved.

A study by Andrew Metrick at Yale School of Management and Ayako Yasuda at the University of California, Davis finds that private-equity firms now get around two-thirds of their revenues from fixed fees, regardless of performance.If all that wasn't bad enough for investors, the prospects for future returns look dim.

We're regularly told that past performance is no guarantee for future returns but it's worth noting that over the past three, turbulent years the UK mid-cap sector (with the FTSE 250 up 13.1 per cent), US equities (the S&P 500 is up 11.7 per cent), and high-yield funds (up over 13 per cent), have all performed strongly according to figures from Barclays Capital.

On the robotic exploration front, NASA is building the Mars2020 rover that will continue the exploration of Mars seeking signs of past life in the geologic record and will drill a couple of dozen small core samples for future return to Earth for detailed analysis.

Additional efforts are urgently needed to continue to prevent PD-related infections, the leading cause of PD technique failure; also, when antibiotic response for peritonitis remains inadequate, early Tenckhoff catheter removal may help preserve the peritoneal membrane for future return to PD [ 43].

Standard Life said that from now on it will no longer include the "benefits of mutuality" in its projections of future returns for existing and prospective with-profits policyholders.

The reality is that a disproportionate number of minority families do not come from environments in which taking risk and investing for possible future returns is a viable move.

Miller has a simple definition for what he means by sustainable: "Confidence that, for the foreseeable future, returns from our portfolio of assets will fund the cost of our journalism and allow for further investment in its development".