Sentence examples for a decent return on from inspiring English sources

When the 10 big players left the program in June, the Treasury got a decent return on one-tenth of the $700 billion at risk.

To earn a decent return on their investments, landlords have been raising jeonse prices.

All this may seem a decent return on about $22 billion of American investment since 2002.

Perhaps the film-makers are even hoping that controversy might help it make a decent return on its $140m budget.

For example, low rates mean that people have a difficult time earning a decent return on retirement savings, he said.

About half of the industry is regularly incapable of earning a decent return on its invested capital.

The first is that it is becoming increasingly difficult for casinos to make a decent return on their money.

One or two almost sank their backers and some will never make a decent return on capital.

Most investors still doubt that Reliance will make a decent return on the fortune it has sunk into its fields.

Online grocers can thus earn a decent return on capital even with thin operating margins, Mr Gwynn says.

"The leadership of these firms tends to go towards people who can deploy their vast amounts of capital and earn a decent return on it," Schlosstein said.