Sentence examples for improving dividend from inspiring English sources

The reaction is churlish in the sense that Compass' dull reliability and steadily improving dividend (up 7.8%) are virtues.

It's likely that Apple will use the funds primarily to increase its shareholder returns, improving dividends and share repurchases.

And as performance improves, the dividend grows.

I know that I am extremely bullish, but think about it: In the most simplistic of terms to get the deficit down we must either tax the tax base more (raise taxes) or expand the tax base (more jobs, more profitable companies paying more corporate taxes, improving markets mean dividend and capital gains taxes, everyone is happy again and shopping so sales taxes spike as well).

It pays an extra dividend by improving the quality of people's lives, for example through greater mobility, enhanced vision and pain relief.

Labour first pledged universal free nursery places for three and four-year-olds in the 1997 election campaign amidst claims that it would a "double dividend" - improving the school readiness of five-year-olds whilst reducing the cost of child care.

Improving transparency will pay dividends.

The approach has paid dividends in improving morale among the agency's operations branch, whose station in Baghdad is the biggest since the Vietnam War.

It also approved of a strategic plan unveiled in late April aimed at bolstering Lazard's operating margins by 25 percent over the next two years and improving shareholder value through dividends and share repurchases.

If public opinion continues to believe that the rules of the game are rigged and that it will not reap the dividends of improving economic conditions, this Macron momentum may grind to a halt.

His brother Shaquill also adds that in the space between the end of football season and the start of summer camp, running track was another part of improving that paid extra dividends in making them better athletes for football.