Sentence examples for deserves a return from inspiring English sources

But Bos­well's own sentence deserves a return of the compliment.

But the year ends with Labour still struggling to convince sufficient voters that it deserves a return to power.

We can debate whether hot cross buns, either for Christmas or in a choice of flavours, are a good thing, and whether plum pudding deserves a return to popularity, or perhaps (dare one say) to die a death.

And the country as a whole deserves a return on its investment in the form of a system that supports the strong research base we need to compete effectively in the global marketplace.

Anybody who pours millions into businesses already millions in debt, and then manages to sell them on for more millions, deserves a return.

A beneficiary who returns a favor to a benefactor for civic reasons, for instance, may be a good citizen; but if he does not believe his benefactor deserves a return-favor, or does not think the return-favor will actually benefit his benefactor, it is hard to see how he counts as grateful.

In his testimony last week, Mr. Kane said bailouts should be viewed as equity investments whose risks deserve a return to taxpayers of at least 15percentt.

In the lead up to the general election last year, while a cheerleader for the Backing Blair tactical voting campaign, I kept a list, updated throughout, of the reasons why I thought New Labour didn't deserve a return to power.

Employers that participate in financing training in the 'away' track deserve a return on that investment.

It basically IS a 2x liquidation preference but that investor doesn't own equity in your company so they deserve a return and the liquidation preference automatically goes away when you do your equity financing round.

And they argue that investors deserve a return on their investment in the company so it is the role of management to work assiduously at maximizing the stock price.