Sentence examples for aim to make a return from inspiring English sources

At their lower end they suggest the firm should aim to make a return on equity of about 14%.

While state-funded universities can charge undergraduates a maximum of £9,000 from next year, this band of academics, led by the philosopher A C Grayling, will aim to make a return for their investors with annual fees of £18,000.

The University of Chicago women's soccer team hits the road to take on Grove City Paa). College in the opening round of the NCAA Division III Women's Soccer Tournament, where the Maroons will aim to make a return to Final Four.

The fund aims to make a return of 15 per cent a year, and as a bonus, investors will be able to participate in regular events that use the fund's stock.

Ferguson and his chairman will hope this forms the first leg of a successful Wembley double-header, with the club aiming to make a return for the League One play-off final in May.

Drugs firms don't shy from the fact that they must aim to make a commercial return on their expensive research.

Relegated Worcester Warriors have made two more signings as they aim to make a rapid return to the Premiership next season.

The former Southampton and Coventry forward is one of a number of high-profile summer signings made by manager Steve Kean, as Rovers aim to make an immediate return to the top flight following their relegation in May.

Aim to make a difference.

Celebrities, too, aim to make a splash.

On that phone screen, aim to make a new friend.