Sentence examples for apparent dividend from inspiring English sources
An apparent dividend of the long U.S.-Egyptian alliance has been the transfer to Egyptian police of equipment and riot-control tactics of a type more humane than is sometimes employed by police states.
Timothy A. Hoyle, a vice president at Haverford Investments, said the potential for a dividend increase was apparent in 2010 as the company's capital unit returned to normal and as it finished a deal involving the sale of NBC Universal.
What about help from Washington? I'll talk about the administration's "stimulus" plans in another column, but one thing that's clear is that the apparent centerpiece -- lower taxes on dividends -- has nothing to do with stimulus.
24 However, the potential dividend from these investments is apparent.
A sizable part of the money raised in borrowings–$2.4 billion in 2008 flowed back to the parent company as a "dividend" that served to bolster the apparent earnings on the nonfinancial side.
That apparent preference, for stocks that do not pay dividends, was a feature of the period before the stock market peaked in 2000, but during the three-year fall in prices stocks that paid dividends did much better.
Francine Prose, a novelist who is writing a book on the lives of women known principally for having been muses to well-known artists, said the intellectual dividends of the program would become apparent from work produced by the fellows.
Eric Olson, a senior vice president at Business for Social Responsibility, or BSR, a nonprofit that has advised Best Buy, says the company's sustainability work can pay dividends in ways that aren't always apparent.
Forget about the intricacies of discounted dividends; a way for me to exploit Northumbrian's apparent predictability could be a "pyramid" bet.
This apparent increase was negated by the fact that under the ACT scheme, dividends were no longer subject to income tax.
