Sentence examples for historically returned from inspiring English sources

The party faces growing doubts from a public that has historically returned it to power with huge majorities.

For decades, most pension managers considered equity investments the most efficient way to prepare for workers' retirements, because equities have historically returned more than bonds.

I know I may sound like a broken record, but we must not lose sight of the fact that equities have historically returned 10% to 12% per annum, that economic slowdowns and recessions ultimately give way to recoveries and expansions and that the markets have survived wars, impeachments, assassinations, depressions, accounting scandals and terrorist attacks.

He notes that management historically returned net income to shareholders in the form of dividends and share buy-backs.

Compare that to the S&P 500, which has historically returned an average of 11% every year.

Stocks have historically returned about 10% in the long-term.[2] You can't be nearly as certain that you'll return 10% during any given day.

"Capital flows to the best returns," says Torto, noting that "well-bought" property historically returns 8% to 9% annually.

On the other hand, if you're in the market you'll see ups and downs, but historically returns to longer term investors willing to hold stocks for decades and wait out bad markets has been attractive.

Historically, returning migrants were expected to be positively selected for health and economic situation, retiring with their earnings to the comfort of their home village and having a lower mortality than non-migrants.

FORBES: Stocks historically have returned far more than bonds.

Individuals who were undergraduates at the historically minority schools have returned as FIRST fellows, taught current undergraduates at their former institutions, and have been hired as faculty at those same schools in biology, psychology, and chemistry.