Sentence examples for much higher dividend from inspiring English sources
Peace yields a much higher dividend than conflict.
Certainly there is quite a much higher dividend yield, lower valuations.
A person with large cars and a big house will pay a tax much higher than the dividend.
The new 15% tax rates simply don't offset the much higher P/Es and much lower dividend yields that now prevail.
In the core markets of France, Germany and the Netherlands, the dividend yield is much higher than the yield on cash or on ten-year government bonds.
Also, the dividend yield is much higher for REITs: 5% to 8%, compared with less than 2% for the S&P 500 stocks.
This, of course, is a fundamental flaw in arguments posited for lowering federal income tax rates on higher-income taxpayers, who tend to draw a much higher proportion of their taxable income from dividends and investment interest.
Taxes on capital gains and dividends have been much higher in the past.
In what was widely seen as a cast iron attempt to stymie Mittal's proposed 18.6 billion ($22.7 billion) takeover, Arcelor said it would raise its 2005 dividend to 1.85 ($2.26), much higher than 1.20 ($1.47) payout it had planned previously.
Much of this "forestalling" came in the form of higher dividend income, which surged in 2009-10 before plummeting a year later, as owner-directors of companies altered the timing of their own payouts.
Though he would not say how much he is paying Ms. Lohan, he does expect a higher dividend, given the inevitable attention her involvement will generate.
