Sentence examples for yields got from inspiring English sources

Because the market was so high about a decade ago dividend yields got down to about 1% and PE got up to almost 40 times as I say in my book and as I said in the speech I gave at Princeton called "Don't Count On It," if you think the stock market is going to give a positive return in the next decade, don't count on it.

With horizontal drilling, the yields got steadily better, until Range Resources hit a jackpot in 2006: a gas-rich formation that might generate 50 years of profits for the company, according to spokesman Matt Pitzarella.

Allmon wants to see stocks get still cheaper and yields get much higher.

This kind of pressure on financials wouldn't be too surprising to see rolling into the new year, unless yields get some kind of bounce.

"Agricultural sciences are a priority, and applied projects, such as those that are looking into how to increase crop yields, get more funding than others".

Once real yields get high — usually because the Fed is keeping money scarce in order to reduce inflation — it becomes very likely that the nominal bond yield will fall.

Other factors, some analysts say, may continue to boost the market even if ratios and yields get more bearish.

Having sold the nation on fiscal responsibility, politicians could now have a difficult time explaining why it is no longer possible -- and how the opportunities it yielded got away from us.

Tar yield got a marked increasing.

The two-year note was fairly steady, returning 0.95%, from 0.94% Friday, while the 10-year yield got a bump to 2.73% from 2.65%.

For instance, Stevie et al. reported that in the case of ripple formation at 52° (for 6 keV O2+ ions), the sputtering yield got enhanced by nearly 70% as compared to the initial value [21].