Sentence examples for a far higher interest from inspiring English sources

And, Parmalat said, a secret side agreement obligated it to pay a far higher interest rate than was disclosed.

The regulations will require banks to pay a far higher interest rate on funds deposited in special accounts that lawyers use to temporarily hold money deposited by clients.

Ms. Sullivan says that loan representatives at the Beneficial branch in Raynham, Mass., used confusing presentations to sell a loan that carried a far higher interest rate than the couple thought they were getting.

Some $715 million of the new money is earmarked to pay down an existing loan that carries a far higher interest rate, sparing the News Corporation about $40 million in interest expense annually, according to Andrew Butcher, a company spokesman.

Banks come down hard on those who go into the red without permission: apart from a far higher interest rate there can be charges of up to £15 for each payment made.

The poor value of the assets in the partnerships that were purportedly receiving the loan would have dictated a far higher interest rate than was given in the transaction, the report says -- another sign that the true recipient of the loan was Enron.

The initial proposals had Germany and other "rescuers" actually making a profit out of Greece's distress, charging a far, far higher interest rate than their cost of capital.

The economy can survive, and even prosper, amid far higher interest rates.

In the two previous debt swaps this year, bondholders received new instruments at far higher interest rates.

But other countries have difficulty borrowing money at all, and pay far higher interest rates to get what money they can.

Without that status, the newly formed corporation would have to pay far higher interest rates to investors, which could force the governor to abandon the idea, financial experts say.