Sentence examples for a return could be from inspiring English sources

Marc Odo, director of applied research at Zephyr Associates, a financial software firm, said he had been asked by a client whether a return could be so high or consistent for so long that it might signal a fraud.

And the former Wales international says Neil Lennon, who was Celtic boss for four years until 2014 and who says he would welcome a return, could be the kind of man to fit the bill.

Government sources said many Whitehall departments had been reluctant to release land to the market because prices were so low and they believed a better return could be achieved later.

The cost was to be £550,000 and a 10% return could be expected; notwithstanding the south-westerly course of the line, it was foreseen as a first step towards linking with railways in England.

Unless you're already under criminal investigation (in which case an amended return could be self-incriminating) or are seeking a special deal from the IRS, your new lawyer may simply send you to a CPA who will help you prepare an amended return a 1040X.

GLS variations after an increase in venous return could be a marker of the patient position in the Frank Starling curve.

If your $5,500 investment in a burgeoning startup, neighborhood business or other alternative investment booms within a few years, then your total return could be a large sum.

It's not exactly difficult to reach the Normandy coast from the UK, but for those who can't be bothered with the ferry and the drive, a new Ryanair flight (from £38 return) could be an incentive to go this spring or summer.

But if Nunez outperforms Jeter, who is hitting a soft.260, Jeter's return could be awkward.

A guaranteed, inflation-indexed return could be less variable than the current system where benefits are determined by average wage growth (which also varies).

They suggest that a process of '"managed return" could be better achieved by requiring returning UK nationals who are suspects to provide their travel plans in advance on pain of a criminal penalty if they fail to do so.