Sentence examples for foreseeable return from inspiring English sources

With no foreseeable return on its investment, the French public lost faith in the project and its leader.

The first is that there is no foreseeable return to the levels of public spending of a decade ago.

In financial markets, investments with foreseeable returns of between 9 to 1 and 20 to 1 over reasonable time horizons simply do not exist.

Miller has a simple definition for what he means by sustainable: "Confidence that, for the foreseeable future, returns from our portfolio of assets will fund the cost of our journalism and allow for further investment in its development".

Nor do they expect sale prices in the foreseeable future to return to the heights of the middle to late 80's.

While this slowdown has been happening for more than two years, a flood of comments from policy makers in recent months has made it increasingly clear that the new leadership that took the helm in March is serious about tolerating significantly slower growth for the foreseeable future in return for the longer-term gains of a more balanced economy.

And wasn't it kind of a bummer to be shipped off to another country with no foreseeable hope of returning to your family just because you were pretty?

Severn Trent, the largest quoted water company - one that has shares listed on the stock exchange - has promised its shareholders dividends of inflation plus 4% for the foreseeable future, an astonishing return for what is a low-risk utility stock.

"The option of massive tax and spend policies is not going to return for the foreseeable future," Denham said.

Cold snaps like those experienced at the start of the month are not predicted to return for the foreseeable future, Mr Williams added.

But if they tell us they can't return for the foreseeable future, we do need to make plans to ensure we can continue to deliver government services".