Sentence examples for dividend phase from inspiring English sources

Demographers call this a "demographic dividend phase, a kind of sweet-spot that normally helps a nation's economy grow faster because its economically active population tends to have a higher savings rate.

It turns out that the health dividend from phasing out fossil fuels is likely to have been much bigger.

It is also hard to figure out how cutting such taxes as those on investors' dividend income, or phasing out the estate tax over 10 years, stimulates consumer demand.

The jury is very much out on SIBs; the coalition government cancelled the extension of a flagship criminal justice scheme in Peterborough that narrowly failed to hit the threshold for reimbursement and dividend in its first phase (although hopes are high that it will do so in the current and final phase two).

1. Invest time into your characters early, because it will pay dividends during the writing phase.

Most of the banks are phasing in the dividend increases over the coming quarters, instead of announcing a sharp increase.

A sultry, blues-rock ballad, "Thrill of It," shows that the Blue Bonnets woodshedding phase paid some dividends, after all.

But, I can tell you this…for startups that have begun to enter the phases around Series A into the growth phase, PR oftentimes pays dividends over and above the monthly retainer fees.

Mouse watchers believe if Phase 1 continues to pay dividends, Iger will pony up more money for Phase 2 starting in 2013.

The prevailing notion of "fair" among liberals now appears to include eliminating the preferential tax rate for dividends and capital gains, phasing out the beneficial impact of itemized deductions and removing the cap on income subject to the Social Security tax.

The existence and magnitude of the quantity quality tradeoff may be very different during other phases of the demographic transition and dividend, but no data are available to assess this.