Sentence examples for own dividends from inspiring English sources

Lessons in listening up and following routines deliver their own dividends.

Whether he's slowing down time or ignoring its rules altogether, Mr. Kormakur's eccentric pacing brings its own dividends, as does what really gets him going in the film.

But when the two candidates are next to each other, Clinton's surreal, specific disadvantages in this Presidential race start to pay out their own dividends.

Some of the borrowed money flowed back to the industrial side as dividends–$7.3 billion in 2007 that helped the parent pay its own dividends to shareholders.

Vodafone could then raise its own dividend payments from £7bn to £10bn.

The reality, though, is most people own dividend-paying stocks even if they don't think of them in those terms.

An article in Business Day on July 19 about the effect of the alternative minimum tax on investors who own dividend-paying stocks referred imprecisely to tax rates on dividends, which until 2003 were the same as for wages.

If you want to own dividend-paying technology stocks, your choices are extremely limited.

What follows is a more detailed assessment of the pros and cons of owning dividend-paying stocks.

One of the biggest questions for Arab countries, which are beginning to reap their own demographic dividends, is whether they will follow East Asia or Latin America.But even if demography guarantees nothing, it can make growth harder or easier.

The poor don't own much dividend-paying stock.