Sentence examples for smaller dividend from inspiring English sources

Those who take cash will get smaller dividend checks in the future.

But the tests did find that smaller dividend yields are generally followed by lower long-term returns in the stock market, confirming what many researchers have found.

The United Auto Workers Union (UAW), which will see its membership shrink sharply as a result of the plans GM announced last November, applauded the smaller dividend.

Despite the prospect of smaller dividend payments to investors, shares of Deutsche Bank rose more than 1 percent in Frankfurt trading on Monday.

Usually, the selling pressure depresses share prices in two waves: one comes several days after the announcement of the dividend cut, and the other comes several months later, when investors who did not hear the announcement receive smaller dividend checks.

There are two we like, RWR, which has a good dividend and ITB, which has a smaller dividend.

Behind the scenes pressure is growing for ITV's two big owners, especially Granada, to plough back the savings from merger into a matching investment in programme content, even though that will mean smaller dividends for shareholders.

I might add Market Basket is run like a B Corp, where employees receive better pay (than its competitors), customers enjoy lower prices (than its competitors), a focus on community and the environment is a fixture... and it's all accomplished by paying shareholders smaller dividends (than its competitors).

Wendy's pays a small dividend now, and we think it is likely to increase it.

Given the sale is expected to reach in the region of £1m, it is only "a small dividend".

"Even a small dividend can add up to a pretty substantial amount of money," said Paul Hodgson, a senior research associate at GovernanceMetrics International.