Sentence examples for makes returns from inspiring English sources
The profusion of highly paid specialists in finance makes returns for investors worse, not better.
The figures show the change in dollars, which makes returns in many countries appear more impressive than they would if local currencies were used because the dollar has generally been weak.
And, of course, it is merely an average payout: there is no guarantee that a bondholder will get that return in any given year.In this section The shape of things to come School's out Proles and polls Silence, blasphemers Land grab Freedom's lamp dims Nice little earner Nothing left to fight over ReprintsBut buying lots of bonds makes returns more predictable, and there are other advantages.
While the sets are free for film crews, Xu makes returns on the hotels, restaurants, equipment and costumes.
China's big banks make returns on equity in excess of 20 percent.
Customers can make returns by calling a phone number on the receipt.
Most of these titans struggle to make returns on equity better than (much safer) electrical utilities.
As Adam Hirst said, Murray made returns he had no right to make.
In truth, the punts were mostly short and rain and slippery fields made returns hazardous.
Hardly any banks are making returns greater than 6% to 7%.
"Especially since I felt like I was starting to play O.K. and make returns and react.
