Sentence examples for early dividend from inspiring English sources

THREE years ago Labour's health-care reforms paid an unexpected early dividend.

Perhaps more crucially to its own future, it is also another source of revenue, a means of drawing a small early dividend on all that academy outlay.

Acciona, a Madrid-based builder, will receive 9.6 billion euros from Enel, with the remaining 1.5 billion euros being paid through an early dividend by Endesa.

Until being put on a plane from Moscow, I had been one of six Americans working in Soviet schools as part of a government-to-government exchange program, an early dividend of the Nixon-Brezhnev era of détente.

The "awakening," as it has been called, has brought early dividends.

Spoelstra instead stuck with Shane Battier, a move that paid early dividends when Battier quickly hit three 3-pointers as Miami raced to a double-digit lead.

It paid early dividends when the Nets raced to an 11-2 lead, with Evans making two steals that led to layups.

Early dividends include a 5-2 away victory for Mamelodi at Santos on Wednesday, but the Chiefs, though struggling for goals, should present sterner opposition.

Rouhani and Zarif have staked everything on persuading Iranians that their strategy of engagement with the West will pay early dividends.

Sheffield United's decision to field two strikers away at Colchester paid early dividends, as their raw but promising 19-year-old loanee from Manchester United, John Cofie, scored after 17 minutes on only his third senior appearance.

The Kings inserted Aaron Brooks and John Salmons into the starting lineup for Isaiah Thomas and James Johnson, and the move paid early dividends as Brooks was effective running the Kings' offense, staking the Kings to a 16-8 lead with a floater as his counterpart Williams did not take a shot for the first seven-plus minutes.