Sentence examples for yielding dividends from inspiring English sources

The war against terrorism is yielding dividends.

All that body work for Canelo yielding dividends?

The Latin American operations of G.M. could prove profitable for Fiat well before the Chrysler deal begins yielding dividends.

Senator John McCain's presidential campaign raised at least $21.5 million in May — its best fund-raising month yet — in a sign that its effort to draw donations in tandem with the Republican National Committee is yielding dividends.

La Cheetah Club, Fri LM Sharing an Oslo studio space with Todd Terje and Prins Thomas, Hans-Peter Lindstrøm is one of the linchpins of a Scandinavian cosmic disco style that's still yielding dividends.

Spreading the training burden, however, seems to be yielding dividends – even if it makes it harder to distinguish between the Godolphin adventure, with its elaborately political self-image, and the pragmatic operation of the other great powers on the Turf.

And it is yielding fascinating dividends.

By the time Mr. McCain began his unsuccessful run for president in 2000, his time spent tending to the institute was yielding political dividends.

Gingrich's attacks on Romney's private sector experience may not be convincing many voters, but his rabble-rousing debate performance two nights ago, and Romney's rather shaky one, appears to be yielding huge dividends in a state whose primary has long been considered the GOP's bellwether contest.

Mr. Krause also suggested that American private investment abroad, based on current trends, would be yielding such dividend and interest re turns by 1980 that the nation would no longer need to run a big trade surplus to maintain balance‐of‐pay ments equilibrium.

If double taxation on stock dividends ends, high-yielding dividend-paying stocks could return to favor.