Sentence examples for minimal return from inspiring English sources

They rely on the taxpayer to underwrite their risk, yet they pay a minimal return back to the exchequer".

But with shearing at around £1.20 per sheep plus the expense of transporting fleeces, a farmer can often see minimal return on a flock's wool.

Today, Mr. Bush released a statement saying, "In light of the tremendous cost and minimal return on investment for students, the best solution is to allow voters a chance to repeal this obstacle to quality education in Florida".

Scott Sinclair was one and the former Chelsea, Swansea and Manchester City winger responded with a hat-trick, though eight goals, six in normal time, was a minimal return given the number of chances created by both sides.

Do they first ensure that capital gets some minimal return before pursuing expensive social investments?

But when priorities change because the cybersecurity landscape changes, tools that no longer work or provide minimal return on investment should be abandoned.

Even if a cause-related marketing alliance yields only minimal returns, what is lost?

Large companies also want to put their cash stockpiles to work because they're getting minimal returns on them, said Oliver Pursche, president of Gary Goldberg Financial Services.

The examples of the Olympic Park in east London and Heygate estate in Southwark, as well as numerous other regeneration projects have featured huge wealth transfers to private hands, with minimal returns to local communities.

Meanwhile, taxpayer-controlled Royal Bank of Scotland had been one of the largest investors in Icelandic bank bonds, a position that has left it a non-priority claimant, expecting only minimal returns in its claims.

Ticket sales (priced £5 to £8 per head) make minimal returns – especially as there's free entry on Tuesdays, a deliberate move to ensure it stays accessible to locals and students.