Sentence examples for capital yields from inspiring English sources

One dollar of venture capital yields as many patent applications as $3 of R&D spending, say Samuel Kortum of the University of Minnesota and Josh Lerner of Harvard Business School.

Cash yields almost nothing in Japan so the return on equity of the company is extremely diluted by the fact that part of its capital yields almost nothing.

If you were paying 15% interest, this pay-down capital yields 15%, which is (a) way more income than you get on a Treasury bond and (b) unlike the Treasury coupon, tax-exempt.

Because our analysis of the biscuits/cakes/wafers from supermarkets in the Balkan capitals yielded a relatively high number of foods with high amounts of I-TF, we decided to search for these types of Balkan foods in other countries using Google (search term: name of capital and 'Balkan foods') to identify ethnic shops selling Balkan foods.

Providing investors are willing to take some risk with their capital the yields on offer are attractive, and there is the potential for income and capital growth over the long term.

He looked for the usual indicators: low return on capital, low yield, prices within 15% of their 52-week high.

We see modest upgrades post this update and, while the shares don't look cheap on a price/net asset value versus return on equity basis, our higher expectations of the capital return/dividend yield will continue to support the shares.

Government investments in human capital have yielded huge human and financial returns in the past.

Their lobbying efforts in the main capital have yielded a degree of support.

The capital has yielded a "Woodstein" (Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein), a "Ronbo" (Ronald Reagan and Rambo) and "Billary," a nickname for the Clintons.

Peace talks that began eight days ago in Abuja, the Nigerian capital, have yielded no breakthroughs yet.