Sentence examples for reaching a return from inspiring English sources

The tough economic climate, difficult capital markets and stricter regulation meant that Barclays might miss its target of reaching a return on equity, a measure of financial performance, of 13 percent next year, Mr. Diamond said.

Barclays has set itself a goal to reach a return on equity of 13 percent by 2013.

But he said Barclays aimed to reach a return on equity of at least 13 percent by 2013.

The two units will try to reach a return on allocated equity exceeding the cost of capital, estimated at 12 percent, according to a company statement.

First set: V Williams* 4-3 S Williams Venus slips over on the baseline trying to push off to reach a return.

In 2007, however, the annual flood level was exceeded only once (in September) reaching a statistical return period of approximately 1 in 15 years.

For investors trying to reach a certain return target, this high cost can be a constant drag on returns, preventing them from meeting return expectations.

In my view, anyone someone suffering the misery of homelessness, who still walks into our offices and keeps reaching for a return to normalcy, is the opposite of lazy.

The goal is to reach a 10% return on equity by 2015, thus matching its rivals.

A bank manager can attempt to reach a "target return on equity" by taking on more risk and by using more leverage, but this, in and of itself, does not create value.

But talks are reaching a point of no return.