Sentence examples for forgone yield from inspiring English sources

Most SIVs are still honouring their debts.Peter Crane, publisher of Money Fund Intelligence, argues that those who flee money-market funds for treasury securities are compounding the damage, because losses in forgone yield will, by and large, outweigh gains in terms of safety.

Our findings demonstrate that farmers with low well yields are forced to forgo significant production and profits because instantaneous groundwater supply is insufficient to buffer surface water shortfalls in drought years.

The differentials mean that some investors are willing to forgo significantly higher yields for the perceived safety of very short term U.S. government paper.

The BCA accounted for salinity damage reduction, forgone river flow, carbon sequestration, production benefits and costs.

This is particularly fortuitous since we don't know today how soon an inflation spiral is likely to begin, and thereby we are reticent to forgo too much current yield.

And other columnists have argued that even if torture does sometimes yield useful intelligence, that must be set against the probably larger volume of intelligence forgone because Iraqis and Afghans are outraged at what Americans do to their captives".We've sent a message to the world that the United States is not like the terrorists," said Mr McCain.

Asked what they had forgone, another replied: "Forgo dental treatment.

Too bad the opportunity was forgone.

Forgone conclusion?

One more cost is forgone interest.

How do informal workers price forgone fringe benefits?