Sentence examples for benefit from interest from inspiring English sources

First, we hear that banks are reporting they expect to benefit from interest rate rises, contrary to past experience in rising rate environments.

Given that the campaign "aims to deliver long-term economic benefits" from interest in the UK generated by the Olympics, a financially successful British act such as Pink Floyd is logical choice.

"We have a budget deficit that is not far short of that in Portugal at the moment but we are benefiting from interest rates not far off those in Germany".

But Mr. Roskies, the editor of the New Yiddish Library and professor of Jewish literature at the Jewish Theological Seminary in Manhattan, suggested in an interview last week that Yiddish literature as a whole has still not entered the academic mainstream, nor has it benefited from interest in multiculturalism.

The banks got guaranteed profits while the students benefited from interest rates slightly below market.

It might also be wise to consider withholding less during the year so that you can invest more and benefit from the interest, rather than allowing the IRS to assume your interest.

Still, Washington Mutual will continue to benefit from low interest rates, which have already had a positive impact on net interest margin.

After 2008, the Bank of England slashed interest rates to help out struggling borrowers - but these borrowers did not benefit from cheaper interest rates because of their hedges.

Germany could even benefit from higher interest rates.

Financial institutions, which would benefit from an interest rate cut, moved up.

Cardholders also benefit from 0% interest on purchases for the first six months.