Sentence examples for tiny yields from inspiring English sources

With companies still churning out cash and paying dividends, bulls say investors will eventually be tempted to put their money back into the stockmarket, especially given the tiny yields on cash.

Money market funds hold $2.6 trillion, though investors have steadily pulled money out of them because of the tiny yields they offer in the current low interest rate environment.

Even a tiny assessment on fund shareholders could push today's already tiny yields to zero, while requiring fund sponsors to provide the cash would make a tough business even harder and more expensive.

To make the most of tiny yields, leverage became the flavor of the day.

Short-term Treasurys and tips offer tiny yields, and long-term Treasurys will get murdered if inflation and interest rates climb.

And then there's the carbon footprint of whoever labours over it for that tiny yield.

The result, after a slow fermentation, is a tiny yield (Mr. Roth made only 792 bottles) and a wine that is syrupy, ambrosial.

The carbon footprint of small-scale urban farming – which requires vast inputs in the shape of wooden-cased beds, brought-in soil and dedicated tools for a tiny yield – is awful.

In France, the heatwave meant the Beaujolais harvest was a month early, with growers predicting a tiny yield - because so much juice has evaporated - but an exceptionally high-quality one.

On the same stretch of Third Street, in a spot that was graffiti-scarred and empty not long ago, the tiny Yield Wine Bar (2490 Third Street; 415-401-8984; winesieldsf.comadeours wines made from grapes grown according to organic and biodynamic principles.

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