Sentence examples for miserable yields from inspiring English sources
New motives propel the second wave.China's government is keen to boost the miserable yields it gets on its overseas investments, argues Thilo Hanemann of Rhodium Group, a consultant.
That means those tax-free bonds in your portfolio (the ones with the miserable yields) would be less of a boon than you thought when you bought them and expect your income after deductions to be taxed at 39.6%.
First, investors were understandably nervous about locking in a miserable yield of 1.2% for a decade.
Yet this miserable yield accounts for £315m of the £452m "community benefit package".
Prior to kick-off, five league matches had passed on home soil, with a miserable yield of just one goal.
The average dividend yield is now a miserable 0.8%.
Even high-yield junk bonds, which finished 2003 with their second-best year ever, after 1991, had a miserable July, as the total return for the sector fell 1.4percentt.
Then there is the decision to abandon the requirement that people use their pension savings to buy annuities paying miserable rates, and the introduction of new pensioner bonds with a higher yields than might be found elsewhere.
Even though Ru-0 has significant 1O2 quantum yield but shown lower cleavage activity compared to other two analogs is due the miserable interaction (binding) with DNA.
The tax changes make the underlying "yield" on buy-to-let worse than leaving the money in the bank, even with the current miserable returns on deposit accounts.
