Sentence examples for a substantial return to from inspiring English sources

■ Wey Education, one of the unsuccessful bidders for the Breckland contract, told the stock exchange in December that a market opportunity brought about by "the deconstruction of the education function within local authorities" offers a clear potential to "make a substantial return to investors and improve education in the UK".

"I am working day and night to make [my new company] successful, which hopefully over time will provide a substantial return to all investors who lost money in HomeGold," says Sheppard.

"We firmly believe that the bid we put forward was, in fact, a realistic sporting solution for the stadium, along with a substantial return to the taxpayer, community programming and athletics provision".

Tuesday, however, one option investor appears to be looking for a substantial return to volatile sessions and sold at-the-money put options to back his bet that the VIX will return to a mid-30 reading by the end of 2009.

I never thought there would be this substantial return to the hand for me.

A group of Conservative backbench MPs is to publish a report later calling for a substantial return of powers to the UK from the European Union.

Ahead of Mr Cameron's speech, a group of Conservative backbench MPs has published a report, welcomed by the foreign secretary, calling for a substantial return of powers to the UK from the European Union.

While it is currently reinvesting this cash in growing existing services and expanding into new areas, there is an expectation of substantial returns to shareholders in the future.

But the company may very well be forced to lower the free queries threshold later on in order to produce a substantial return on its investment.

The investing companies say that because they do not take control of the lawsuit from the company and lawyers waging it, their most important task is identifying cases likely to produce a substantial return.

For companies built on novel, often high-tech, ideas, there is the venture capitalist -- an investor willing to provide a business with the money they need on the assumption that, later on down the road, the business will do well enough to provide a substantial return on that investment.