Sentence examples for loss of dividends from inspiring English sources

Combined with looming federal cuts to schools and hospitals and the loss of dividends after the sale of state-owned electricity businesses, the state's finances will be left reeling, the Labor leader says.

City sources reckon the so-called short-sellers – who borrow shares and sell them into the market in the hope of buying them back cheaply when they fall – have lost around £100m on Provident, not only from the rising share price but also from the loss of dividends.

The loss of the dividend next year could have a huge effect on Alaska's economy and the lives of its poorer residents.

Because the average Manokotak family has five members, the loss of the dividend would cut family income by 30percentt or more.

"If there was a loss of the complete dividend, it would be a lean Christmas for our retailers," said Gregg Erickson, an economist in Juneau, "and for many families and households who depend on it".

The first-quarter loss of $438.1 million before preferred dividends compared with a $240.7 million loss a year earlier, the company said.

Vanguard Windsor has done better than most value funds, according to Morningstar, rising 5.7percentt last year, and 15.9percentt in 2000, compared with losses of 11.9percentt, including reinvestment of dividends, in 2001 and 9.1percentt in 2000 for the S.& P. 500.

They draw a line between going concerns and distressed firms having experienced either several years of losses or decreases in the distribution of dividends or a major restructuring.

In a grovelling apology to shareholders, he said he was sorry about "the loss in value of the stock and the cancellation of dividends.

Also, the potential loss of several years of healthy dividend income, if you elect to keep your money in money market accounts, waiting for the interest-rate risk to go away (when interest rates rise).

Per-share profit was 9 cents after payment of dividends on preferred stock, in contrast to a loss of 12 cents.