Sentence examples for dividend expected from inspiring English sources

A peace dividend expected after the Allied victory in 1945 never came.

In much the same way that the peace dividend expected with the Allied victory never came because of the Cold War (during most of which military spending made up roughly half the federal budget), a peace dividend expected after the end of the Warsaw Pact, in 1991, came but didn't last.

The probable loss of the Dutch contingent and the continuing resistance to significant increases in manpower by other allies demonstrate the extent to which the dividend expected from the departure of President George W. Bush, who was so unpopular in capitals across the Atlantic, has not materialized, despite Mr. Obama's popularity in Europe.

The company, which has suspended its quarterly dividend, expects the deal to close in the second quarter.

Some investors have sold off stocks that issue regular dividends expecting the companies to become less valuable once a greater proportion of dividend income is lost to taxes.

Take the 12-month operation cash-flow per share and divide it by the last 12-month dividend (or expected annual dividend).

That bandwidth — the so-called digital dividend — is expected to allow mobile operators to improve coverage in urban areas and help bring mobile broadband to rural areas.

As recently as November, at the World Travel awards event in London, Mauritius was voted "world's best island destination", and a big dividend was expected.

With the members gathering for the half-yearly meeting in Manchester on Saturday, the situation at the bank and the prospects for a dividend are expected to be the topic of discussion.

Back with L&G, Panmure analyst Barrie Cornes commented: "The cut in L&G's dividend was expected by some and is probably as a result of the impact on Aviva's share price following its maintenance of its dividend despite capital concerns.

The offering of preferred stock and the halving of the dividend were expected after Freddie Mac last week posted its biggest quarterly loss ever — $2 billion in the third quarter — and warned that it might need to curtail its business unless it could raise new capital.