Sentences with phrase «than the richest yields»

Stocks that can deliver steady dividend growth, rather than the richest yields, offer the most fertile ground for dividend investors.

Not exact matches

Yields are too rich, and the market is beginning to wake up to the fact that you need to be compensated by more than 500 basis points.

First, there is the claim that what is given in bare sense - awareness yields a richer empiricism than the sense data views of, for instance, Russell, Moore and Broad.

Brown mushrooms yield a richer flavor than white, so give them a try.

Seasoned with nothing more than olive oil, garlic, and salt (plenty of all three), they were insanely delicious: deeply vegetal, rich and satisfying, completely yielding in texture but maintaining definition.

A search of Pubmed [a data base containing all medical journal articles] for platelet rich plasma yields 6,811 articles, but less than 20 are clinical studies evaluating patient outcomes for orthopedic sports medicine conditions.

Utah was located in the southern part of Laramidia, which has yielded far fewer dinosaur remains than the fossil - rich north.

Juice Beauty's revolutionary formulations started with a basic premise: Karen believed that by formulating with an antioxidant and vitamin - rich organic botanical juice base, rather than petroleum derivatives or added water, and combining it with powerful skincare ingredients, it could yield equal or better results than conventional or natural products.

Guy that was again a stellar coverage of a festival that yielded a richer slate of titles than Cannes this year.

Our observations made by way of these lenses yield a richer understanding of leadership distribution than we could have attained via a narrower approach.

For example, a plot of all bonds against a theoretical (usually zero coupon) yield curve show «rich» (overvalued) bonds with lower yields than bonds of similar credit and term, or «cheap» (undervalued) bonds with higher yields than bonds of similar credit and term.

It's obvious that CDs have done and will do better than Treasuries of the same maturity if held to maturity, since the yield premiums have been very rich most of the time over the last 6.5 years, and currently are quite good.

Ironically, the very marine core drilling expedition (Brinkhuis et al and many other papers last year in Nature) that yielded disturbing indications that the Arctic climate can warm more dramatically than previously thought also revealed extremely organic - rich sediments which might portend oil deposits — which, if tapped would help restore the very conditions under which these organics were deposited in the first place.

Sunlight - illuminated particles can also drive H2O - ethanol distillation, yielding fractions significantly richer in ethanol content than simple thermal distillation.

Above all, take this as a reminder that GM crops are far far more about big business and big profits for their developers than they are about increasing crop yields, feeding more people either in rich or poor nations, or developing climate - resistant agriculture.