Sentence examples for quick dividend from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, national governments and donors can look to strategic measurement and evaluation as an investment that is likely to pay a quick dividend.

The tactic paid quick dividends.

The work paid quick dividends.

Groh's decision paid quick dividends.

The 2003 draft did not pay quick dividends, at least from the top spots.

It paid quick dividends as Boro equalised 12 minutes after the break.

Yes, supply-side reforms are needed, but it is unrealistic to imagine that they will reap quick dividends.

The strategy paid quick dividends for Rabil, who scored three of the Blue Jays' first four goals.

Austerity advocates predicted that spending cuts would bring quick dividends in the form of rising confidence, and that there would be few, if any, adverse effects on growth and jobs; but they were wrong.

But none of it would yield quick dividends; neither, to their credit, do the Tories pretend that it will.What about the bit in between that is, between instant pain and future gain?

Although researchers have been aware of the health and environmental risks caused by carbon-belching indoor cookstoves for decades, there has been little focus on replacing them until recently, and it is not clear that the alliance's high-profile initiative can pay the intended quick dividends.