Sentence examples for greater dividends from inspiring English sources

But the SNP's shrewd positioning looks likely to pay even greater dividends.

But the statesman in Rabin understood that peace could bring greater dividends.

Yet in order for the debate to cross the gender divide, targeting people's self-interest will likely pay greater dividends than their sense of justice.

"There is a strong argument that tackling illiteracy and low literacy, as a 'foundational' social problem, would pay greater dividends than tackling each issue separately".

Mr. Holmes à Court is already looking beyond the mad cow situation, saying his expanded herd will pay greater dividends when the market recovers.

Except for a handful of really big names, people in show business need Carson more than he needs them; they hate to jeopardize their chance of appearing on the program that pays greater dividends in publicity than any other.

But that's a shame – this was just as brave in its own way and should have provided a greater dividend for those who took the risks.

But the greater dividend of his stay was that it gave Ms. Collins's three younger adolescent children a view of committed love that far surpassed most of what they had seen from adults.

But it could have been much worse for Chelsea had the wizardry of Di Maria reaped a greater dividend for the hosts, who proved they are more than merely domestic flat-track bullies.

Investing time and energy in relationships and projects - professional or personal - will always pay greater dividend in the end.

"The Principals' Center programs pay great dividends in the professional growth and development of school leaders.