Sentence examples for powerful upside from inspiring English sources

CEFs are muscular income plays that give us two advantages: outsized dividends (CEF payouts of 8%+ are common) and big discounts to net asset value (NAV), a powerful upside predictor far too few people watch.

But it also has powerful upsides, including less public airing of the dispute, typically a faster and less formal process to completion, and a decision maker who may unlike a juror be less likely to have bad employment experiences color his or her decision-making process.

Consequently, Jamie The Self Powerful questions the upside to continuing a friendship with said person.

Page 191 includes an amusing quote regarding the Dow Theory that appeared in the Wall Street Journal on Aug. 13, 1929: "Stocks derived further powerful impetus on the upside yesterday from the establishment of simultaneous new highs in the Dow, Jones industrial and railroad averages at Monday's close.

When allegations against Harvey Weinstein and other powerful men turned Hollywood upside down, Jane Fonda pointed out the obvious: The women speaking out were being listened to because they were famous and white.

But they also are ambitious and may want to serve in the administration, or at least see no upside to antagonizing a powerful enemy in the Oval Office.

The possibilities for business upside from greater inclusion is powerful, even greater than the negative forces that recently exploded.

They also saw little upside to crossing Mrs. Clinton, a powerful figure in the state.

Powerful people on Wall Street will get the upside when things go well; you and I get stuck with the downside.

This was viewed, particularly by the once singularly powerful, as the time of gekokujō the world turned upside down an inverted social order when the lowly reigned over the elite.

"The upside is that it's pretty powerful to be able to go to a Web site and tell your story to thousands of potential lenders rather than a handful of banks.