Sentence examples for dividends both from inspiring English sources
The abandonment of language can reap real dividends, both in the theatre and elsewhere.
The best way to tackle that is to build more houses, and that would pay dividends, both economic and social.
Perversely, to distribute those dividends both companies have routinely had to draw even more cash from the government.
They receive most of their income in the form of capital gains and dividends, both of which are taxed at fifteen per cent.
Of course, such exercises in damage limitation only reap dividends, both in terms of limiting dissent or making a few extra bucks out of disgruntled guests, if the rest of the world doesn't know about them.
He cites the seminal research by economist William Lazonick, who studied S&P 500 companies from 2003 to 2012 and discovered that they routinely spend 54% of their earnings buying back their own stock (reducing the number of outstanding shares and driving up share prices) and 37% of their earnings on dividends — both of which benefit shareholders.
Your nanny's salary will now comprise two parts - salary and a dividend, both paid by the company.
The icon of American capitalism was famed for its reliable dividend both before and after the original AT&T broke up under pressure from the federal government in 1984.
It pays huge dividend, both politically and economically, to demonize Muslims and Islam.
More money for paper means less money for other things, like gathering news or paying dividends or both.
