Sentence examples for short-term dividends from inspiring English sources

The Administration has relied on Kurds, which will pay short-term dividends in recapturing some territory from the Islamic State.

But, while Tomkins Sr's switch to centre reaped short-term dividends last season, triggering the stunning Wembley try that ultimately caught Saracens' eye, it was the switch of his younger brother to full-back the previous season that had a more far-reaching effect on Wigan.

The dividend-tax changes of the Bush administration induce corporate America to adopt the same "short-term dividend gain over long-term productivity-enhancing investment" philosophy.

Each climbdown reaps a small, short-term dividend; cumulatively, they diminish the government's authority.It also feels it needs to compensate or atone for cutting the 50% top rate of tax to 45%, a budget measure trailed and fought over in advance, by pinching the rich in other ways.

By doing this, an investor sacrifices a short-term dividend payout in favor of the long-term gains that can result from owning added shares.

This implies that if the United States had spent large amounts of money investing in the future, it would have paid both short-term employment dividends and long-term growth dividends.

The hedge fund lobbying group's formation also comes as Democrats have taken a sharper focus against activist tactics, such as pushing for short-term shareholder dividends or purchasing pharmaceutical drugs only to jack up the price astronomically.

Other consumers are tempted, or at least curious, about potentially riskier options beyond the world of federally insured savings — perhaps short-term bonds or dividend-paying stock funds.

Only at year-end can they identify how much is long-term gain, short-term gain and dividend income.

Specifically, he assumed that long-term capital gains were subject to a 15percentt federal tax and a 6.85percentt state tax; short-term capital gains and dividends were taxed at a combined federal and state rate of nearly 42percentt.

In short, German leaders have practiced stakeholder capitalism and followed the century-old wisdom of Henry Ford, while American business and political leaders have dismantled the dynamics of the "virtuous circle" in pursuit of downsizing, offshoring and short-term profit and big dividends for their investors.