Sentence examples for best rate of return from inspiring English sources

"While we do not comment on the specifics of such commercial arrangements, Odyssey Marine Exploration were awarded the contract as they offered the best rate of return to HMG".

70 story skyscrapers became relatively common, although an influential 1930 study demonstrated that the best rate of return on a skyscraper was to build it 63 stories high, returning an annual profit of 10.25 percent.

Athletes with single lesions, age <25 years, and short preoperative intervals had the best rate of return to sport.

And the patchy pattern of improvement means targets of zero (for, say, extreme poverty or deaths from tuberculosis) will be especially tough.The Copenhagen Consensus Centre, a not-for-profit organisation, asked economists and other researchers to look at various topics covered by the SDGs to see which offer the best rates of return (ie, are most cost-effective).

As the Charity Finance Group puts it: "Trustees can accept the risk of a lower-than-best rate of return on their investments, and thus make ethical investments, if a particular investment conflicts with the aims of their charity, risks alienating their beneficiaries or donors, or won't result in significant financial detriment".

2. Rate-of-Return Assumptions.

Wilson believes that the figure that best summarizes what investments have earned is rate of return, a percentage calculation that gives investors the exact earnings of each dollar invested.

The challenge in shale gas plays is not to find where they contain natural gas, but to find the areas that are economically viable, which will lead to the best production and recovery volumes at a rate of return that satisfies investors (Kaiser and Yu 2012).

For the 1,300 endowments studied, the median annual real rate of return was 6.9% between 1993 and 2005, while the 20 best performers generated average real annual returns of more than 9%.

PlatCo, the investment with the best returns at 7 times initial investment, reportedly made roughly an 80% internal rate of return over the life of the investment.

In June 2014, the same team published a follow-up study examining the value of UK cancer research and found that the best estimate for the rate of returns is even higher than in the previous study [ 42].