Sentence examples for equivalent returns from inspiring English sources

High-impact West African offshore exploration of recent years appears over for the time being and East African onshore exploration does not give equivalent returns, in our view.

"You have to double your sales to give me the equivalent returns I get from a company that's not doing the same thing," said Kevin O'Leary, one of the hosts, declining to invest.

Another of their insights: Over the long term, different sectors tend to deliver equivalent returns regardless of differing growth rates, industry to industry or even country to country.

We construct counterfactual income densities to compare incomes of Puerto Rican migrants to the mainland versus incomes of island residents under equivalent returns to skill.

That is not to say that domestic investors and foreign investors will earn equivalent returns, but that a single investor on any given side would expect to earn equivalent returns from either investment decision.

But when deciding value, one should ask if higher pay will produce an equivalent return.

VaR and CVaR are displayed as absolute values AR annualized return, SR Sharpe ratio, DD downside deviation, OR Omega ratio, VaR value at risk, CVaR conditional value at risk, TO turnover, CER certainty equivalent return.

Finally, the Certainty Equivalent Return (CER) (with risk-aversion parameter (lambda = 1)) and the monthly monetary portfolio turnover complement the measures for comparing our results and are computed as in DeMiguel et al.

In general, each occurrence probability is described by the equivalent return period, which is a statistic measure of the average recurrence interval of an extreme climatic loading (Haynes and others 2008).

While it found that amounts paid to contractors corresponded to equivalent return services to the National Committee, KPMG identified violations of existing rules for awarding, realizing and monitoring contracts that are of concern to UNICEF.

The rescued individual will, in all probability, never have the chance to render an equivalent return service to his rescuer by saving the rescuer's life in turn; but this is not what the duty of fairness demands in this context.