Sentence examples for share taking from inspiring English sources

The retailer proposed a final dividend of 2.4p per share, taking the total dividend to 3.4p, up 3%.

The company recommended a final dividend of 21.3p a share, taking the total dividend for the year to 30.7p, up 14% compared with a year earlier.

Morgan Stanley had a big gain in its share, taking 13.1percentt of the market, compared with 7.2percentt in the 1989 period.

The first is that if the proposed acquisition is voted down, the computer maker's board should immediately declare a dividend of $9 a share, taking on an additional $5.25 billion of debt to pay for it.

Revenue increased by 4% to £15bn over the full year, and the board recommended a dividend of 9.75p a share, taking the total dividend for the year to 13.5p a share, up 15%.

But the most shocking number from that report is the global Palma: the ratio of the top 10percentt's share of world income to the bottom 40percentt's share, taking every country into account.

• Competition policy In every food sector, the share taken by larger companies grows.

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Children could be encouraged to share, take turns and resolve arguments.

Nor does it confront the real problem in the defence budget the ever-expanding share taken by pay and benefits.

Earnings per share took a hit last year at McDonald's, declining to $1.25 versus $1.46 in 2000.