Sentence examples for eroding returns from inspiring English sources

A sharp rise in the currency's value is unwelcome as it could slow the economy by making exports more expensive and eroding returns on overseas securities held by Japanese investors.

The state and local tax burdens are among the highest in the nation, much of upstate New York is economically depressed and the eroding returns on Wall Street, the state's main economic engine, portend a financial crisis in years to come, with the state facing a cumulative deficit of $21.5 billion over the next three years.

Five years from now we're going to have 55percentt more ship berths than currently, putting great pressure on prices and margins and also eroding return on capital.

Treasury prices firmed after falling sharply last week amid worries that inflation would erode returns.

One is lower interest rates, which have eroded returns on bonds.

SOME parents may not understand how much high annual costs can seriously erode returns, which were already hurt by the stock market's decline over the last few years.

ETFs can be traded intraday, but constant churning of ETF holdings will erode returns and could be hazardous to your retirement plans.

Most businesses are flying blind with unfocused R&D programs that can erode returns on investments, and overlooked patents that can lead to lost revenues.

Many 401(k) plans charge excessive fees that slip under the radar, erode returns for plan participants and increase payouts for plan vendors.

Not only are there commissions and bid/ask spreads associated with trading in and out of the market, and these can erode returns, but frequent trading (especially holding periods of under a year) can come with particular tax consequences.

"Investors are actually causing corporations to do things that are eroding investor returns".