Sentence examples for known returns from inspiring English sources

Two other English golfers, Henry Cotton and Nick Faldo, each won it three times, but when the 141st Open Championship, as the tournament is formally known, returns to Royal Lytham and St. Annes near Blackpool this week, there's an opportunity for a rare English Slam.

As is well known, returns to risky investments often appear excessive given what seem like plausible models of risk aversion (Mehra and Prescott 1985).

Some "Marielitos", as those who fled are known, returned recently and Carlito was stunned at how prosperous they had become.

This study is focused on possible theoretical maximum gain in accuracy of estimates of upper quantiles, that can be obtained by incorporating the largest historical floods of known return periods into the FFA.

But when "Mamo", as she was known, returned home, Dominicans cheered her cavalcade: the region now had its own iron lady.

However, the correspondence between the expected return and the known return is better within two years, the predicted coefficient is greater than 0.5, and the slope coefficient under the three-year lead period has been significantly less than 0.5.

Instead the relationship states that, given the known return rates of the two migration tactics, the relative fitness is a function of the (unknown) proportion of fish adopting each tactic.

Investors knew returns would be modest but perceived the asset class as risk-free, an important concept in both financial theory and portfolio construction.

These days every salmon fisher I know returns their fish – it's unacceptable not to – and that, I believe, is what has made the difference.

With that, he knows, returns will follow.

The nine photobombers below are special in that they interrupted pictures we've all been subject to looking at every time someone you know returns from vacation.