Sentence examples for dividends through from inspiring English sources
"The companies that are able to pay dividends through this down cycle are going to be rewarded coming out of the other side," Mr. Puryear said.
That thermometer, for instance, will enhance the Thanksgiving experience — a $25 or $30 investment in moist breast meat that will pay dividends through the Christmas roast beef, spring lamb and all the way around back to Thanksgiving again.
Told of Mr. Pascoe's remarks, Mr. McGrath responded, "Mr. Schundler made a more dramatic stage entrance, but the grass-level support that Jim McGreevey's been cultivating at the local level will pay dividends through the course of the campaign".
The effort paid dividends: Through the violinist Todd Reynolds, the ensemble was invited to play "Music for 18 Musicians" at the break of dawn during this year's Bang on a Can Marathon in New York.
And today's ultralow rates — the lowest since the days of Herbert Hoover — date only from 2003, when former President George W. Bush rammed both a tax cut on capital gains and a tax cut on dividends through Congress, something he achieved by exploiting the illusion of triumph in Iraq.
As a result, Turquoise Hill is entitled to receive dividends through its Dutch company, free of Mongolian tax.
Time Warner Cable said it will fund the dividend through its existing revolving credit facility and $9 billion from a new, two-year bridge term financing from a syndicate of banks.
De La Rue has maintained its dividend through previous turbulent periods, but it has cut the first-half payout to 8.3p a share from 14.1p.
EOP has not been able to cover its dividend through cash flow since 2002, and has been selling off assets to keep shareholders on board.
The ideal model, then, would be to generate the continuous 'cycle of conversion' (Fig. 1) and transform the population to reap demographic dividend through a mutually beneficial relationship with the Government and the Corporation.
There's hope for long-term EOP holders, though, says Nussbaum: If the company stays the course, it should be able to cover its dividend through cash flow by 2007.
