Sentence examples for banks returns from inspiring English sources

BANKS RETURNS TO REDSKINS: Washington Redskins quarterback Tony Banks, who sustained a concussion in last weekend's game at Denver, returned to practice yesterday and remained on course to start Sunday's game at Philadelphia.

Some banks' returns on equity are believed to be shrinking.

And investors seemed skeptical about the banks' returns.

Andrew Mueller Stephen Tompkinson's screw-faced DCI Banks returns for some more grumpy northern policing.

Frank Russell, a pension consultancy, calculates that in 1985-95 trust banks' returns on pension assets averaged a cumulative 59%.

That would also be respectable by historical standards: Autonomous Research reckons that over the long term banks' returns have averaged 10% in Britain and 9% in America.

He also wants banks returned to Polish control.

And the banks' return is down from the 16 percent return that they achieved in 2006.

The hope is that banks return to solvency over a few years, as markets improve.

Holding onto more capital may satisfy regulators, but it also dilutes the banks' return on equity.

This could see the large banks returning to older style banking.