Sentence examples for Yield a return from inspiring English sources

BEYOND requiring substantial initial outlays, vineyard investments need a long time to yield a return.

The $18bn investment over 10 years would yield a return that is five times greater, Cirilli added.

Mr. Weinstein said the film would yield a return both for his company and for its producers.

"We will yield a return on that investment and eventually enhance the taxpayers' ability to grow ourselves out of this deficit.

The bonus is earned if the funds under management yield a return above a certain minimum level (e.g., full preservation of invested capital plus 8 percent).

In any case, the transparency seemed to yield a return; a poll conducted after the chip flaw was announced found that trust in the system had fallen by just three per cent.

The Birkin bag's worst year yielded a return of 2.1%, Baghunter said.

BP's partnership with private sector billionaires has yielded a return of 34 percent annually since it began in 2003.

However, applying our technique to the data excluding Sandy's surge data point yielded a return period of 141 years for a Sandy-level flood.

This would have yielded a return of 5.3percentnt on the value of property used for stock-yard purposes, as fixed by the master.

Besides, both treatment systems yielded a return of 12 13 million $ with annual net profit of about 800,000 $ as competing with UF/RO.