Sentence examples for investment earned from inspiring English sources

The investment earned Mr. Aron a new nickname at work: Jack Aron the Salt Baron.

Obama's affirmation of an open door to foreign investment earned swift praise from the National Association of Manufacturers, a leading industry group whose members are dependent upon exports.

Despite its large net foreign liabilities America has until now earned a surplus on investment income because its foreign assets (largely direct and equity investment) earn a higher return than it pays on its liabilities, such as Treasury securities.

If an investment earns 10 percent, and you're paying a 3 percent management fee plus 50 percent of profits (or even 2 and 20), you're going to keep a lot less of your money than with an investment that earns 10 percent and only charges a management fee of 0.5 percent or 0.25 percent, like an index mutual fund or exchange-traded fund might.

For him, the incremental $26,970 investment earns a 5.4% annual return.

The ROI is a "measure of how much profit an investment earns computed by dividing net income by the assets used to generate it" (Reifer [2002]).

They enter the market with intentions of "flipping" their investment, earning quick money, and lack the patience or mindset to stick it out.

If he can build and scale the right algorithm, Duetto should be able to demonstrate concrete return on investment — earning hotels much more in improved margins than they pay for its software.

It is a solid investment earning returns of productivity and loyalty.

The system's real estate investments earned a 14.4percentt return, while its United States fixed income assets returned 12.6percentt.

Instead, companies report profits as if the pension investments earned what was assumed when the year began.