Sentence examples for tiny dividends from inspiring English sources

The 7% Japanese withholding tax on tiny dividends can be recouped as a credit against U.S. taxes.

In China the tiny dividend yields reflect the weak standing that minority shareholders have in the legal scheme.

Stovall favors convertible preferreds, some of which offer terrific yields when the underlying common pays only a tiny dividend or none at all.

His dividend income is less than one per cent of General Motors dividend distribution, so tiny that it brought to Mr. Genzmer's mind the maxim "De minimus no curat lex".

But to have been spared the toxic intensity of the immediate aftermath of each round was miraculous, and going without food a tiny price to pay for such an astonishing dividend.

The pasta seemed undercooked and under-clammed until I gave it a stir, sending the purses down to soften in the spicy miso-butter sauce, and bringing up a dividend of extra shellfish and slices of tiny hot red chiles.

Linehan, who used to own a small aircraft-sealant business in McMinnville, Ore., bought stock in tiny Bermuda-based Knightsbridge Tankers for its rich 18% dividend yield.

By contrast, spending money on preschool in 2009 does improve the U.S.-Chinese balance of power in 2049 investment in early childhood education pays enormous dividends, but it takes a long time to turn tiny babies into productive adults.

Park Superintendent Michael Finley says deals like this will bring financial dividends and increase knowledge of the park's tiniest inhabitants.

For tiny villages like Haverstraw, the governor's visits pay back big political dividends, even if the amount he promises is relatively small.

By any global standard that's a tiny investment of money, but it's one that would pay enormous dividends in terms of improving the health and well-being of families.