Sentence examples for benefit of preferred from inspiring English sources
Clearly, the main benefit of preferred shares is the size of their cash payouts.
The main benefit of preferred shares is that they generally offer superior yields to bonds and common-stock dividends.
They denied granting so-called preclearance to the maps, because in some cases districts drawn to look like Hispanic ones on paper would actually perform to the benefit of candidates preferred by white voters.
This is for two reasons: firstly, vaccinating at a slightly older age means that the delay to benefits being accrued is shorter and as health benefits are discounted this more rapid accrual of benefits is preferred.
But at one high-profile event after another, in Washington and across the country, he accuses Republicans of preferring reduced benefits for old and vulnerable Americans over higher taxes on the affluent.
He proposes that, through a series of interlocking definitions, the Dialectics presents a rationalist, a priori argument that "the benevolent and right are what will be desired on behalf of mankind by the sage," a moral paragon with ideal knowledge who weighs benefit and harm on the principle of preferring the total over the unit (1989: 144 46).
Another possibility is that they were aware of the lack of financial benefit but still preferred to consume self-produced electricity.
This paper derives an analytical model to study the benefits and preferred configurations of the single instruction set architecture (ISA) heterogeneous multicore system.
She writes the daily market summary and other news without benefit of a ticker, preferring to call directly to her sources.
Inclusion of pharmacy benefit information is preferred, in part because it permits partial adjustment for hospitals' case-mix via a chronic disease score based on the six months of pharmacy dispensing prior to the cardiac procedure [ 18, 19].
Diversification Benefits of REIT Preferred and Common Stock: New Evidence from a Utility based Framework, Walter I. Boudry Ph.D., Jan A. deRoos Ph.D., and Andrey D. Ukhov Ph.D.
