That works into a compounded 14.2 percent a year, not including dividends.

This represents a compounded growth rate of 27.3 percent a year.

The only way you can reach the billion mark is with a compounded annual growth rate.

Since 1990, it has grown at a compounded annual rate of 22 percent.

T. would have earned a compounded annual return of 20.6 percent.

Sales over the last five years have grown at a healthy compounded annual rate of 9.1 percent.

Since 1978, it has produced compounded returns in excess of 100 percent a year.

The amount outstanding under them rose at a compounded annual rate of 22.9 percent over that period.

The Gap's profits per share grew at a compounded rate of 46 percent for the years between 1988 and 1991.

The compounded annual return on our subordinated debt is 35 percent.

It has achieved a compounded annual growth rate in earnings over the last five years of 52.5 percent.

The stock has a compounded annual growth of 18% from 1958 to 2013.

Some customers require so many different medications that the most efficient way to take them is in single compounded form.

In his experience, most retired people regard an 8-to-12-percent compounded annual return as satisfactory for their needs.

Coca-Cola saw its earnings per share rise at a compounded annual rate of 17 percent a year.

"It is the compounded impact of growing at 15 to 20pc.

You should strive for perfection, rather than investigating compounded errors.

That's because the expenses in the annuity are generally higher, cutting into its compounded growth.

But it amounts to a compounded annual gain of 15.4 percent, not counting dividends.

The yearly compounded rate is higher than the disclosed rate.

The annualized return is the average annual compounded rate of return.

The company's revenue was $2.6 billion last year and over five years the company has achieved a compounded growth rate of better than 20 percent.

The arid ache inside him swelled with grief and compounded loss.

The computer would require at least a half-hour to arrive at an answer to his compounded question.

Before rounding, the July rise in the consumer index was 0.2415459, or 2.9 percent at a compounded annual rate.

His problems were compounded by having them take place so close to home.

The problem is compounded for Americans because we like to start at the top.

The fact that she already had the body of a woman only compounded the problem.

The summer travel season is expected to compound the problem.

Now, I'll leave him to show you how to compound the medicine.

This problem can be compounded many times over by the media.

The potential problem in this case could be compounded by the boy's health.

Over the next few years, that loss was compounded by others.

They would have said we compounded together to kill the man.

I'm not going to compound the argument that you are making.

Having done so, you will compound the wrong by running to his employer.

She had more than her share of problems at the moment, and the shift down was certainly going to compound them.

To compound the problem, health care is also in jeopardy.

David's fun was compounded by the fact that he won.

And everything is compounded by the high price of clothes.

"To capture a second one would only compound the problem."

The effect has been compounded by the Government's rule changes.

To compound the problems, one month after school opened last fall, teachers went on strike.

Compounding the treatment problem is the nature of the disease.

Any human error, though, was quickly compounded by other problems.

But to start thinking that was to compound the difficulties of the situation.

Delays in work on the system have compounded its problems.

This problems have been compounded with the lost of forest and other green areas.

To do otherwise, of course, would be to compound the crime.

To compound the problems the French force had emerged from the wrong place.