Sentence examples for return achieved from inspiring English sources

Lowes says the average return achieved by the 723 FTSE 100 linked structured products that have matured over the past 10 years is 8.41% per annum.

The return from the long-short strategy was also higher than the return achieved by simply buying and holding the assets concerned.

In the top ten industries, the average ten-year pretax return on incumbents' assets was 17.9% — 4.6 times higher than the average 3.9% return achieved in all other industries during the same period.

That compares with the 8.1% annual return (including dividends) achieved by American equities over the same period and with the 6.8% annual return achieved on long-term Treasury bonds.

"Alpha" is the skill required to choose individual assets that will outperform the market; "beta" is the return achieved from exposure to the overall market, for example via an index fund.

Comparing the two lists shows those listed in the Clean200 rankings achieved a stimulated annualised return of 21.82 percentt over the past decade, which is around three times the 7.84percentnt return achieved by companies in the Carbon Underground list over the same period, according to Corporate Knights.

Both a harrowing memoir and an ambitious epic project, The Hooligan's Return achieves a subtle internal harmony as anxiety evolves into a delicate irony and a burlesque fantasy.

This Essay argues that section 514 violates the Progress Clause's requirement that copyright laws "promote the Progress of Science". This is because the statute bequeaths copyright status without in return achieving any net increase in the creation or dissemination of creative works.

Investors will decide whether the returns achieved through the buy-out process justify the costs, and the risks, involved.

The additional returns achieved during the boom turn out to be illusory.Martin Leibowitz of Morgan Stanley has analysed the characteristics of endowment portfolios over the past ten years.

The airline does not specify a number, but points to the 12percentt returns achieved by the pension agency's own investment portfolio from 1985 through 2002, a period that encompassed a tremendous bull market in stocks and bonds.