Sentence examples for called interest from inspiring English sources
(Look under the section called Interest Rate Surveys). For the Web-challenged, hard copies of the reports can be obtained from (800) 51800800.
Their pipe dreams — dreams that express their interior world — would be out of place here, where no one shows anything that could be called interest in another person.
They should more properly be called Interest Pages, though.
Feature points (also called interest points) are characteristic points in an image.
The money the bank pays them for keeping their money there is called interest.
Landmark initialization defines the initial coordinates and the initial covariance of landmarks localization (also called interest points or features).
That refinancing involved a complex package of variable-rate bonds and derivatives called interest-rate swaps.
In fact, the Bush economic policy looks a lot like what the political scientist Theodore Lowi called "interest-group liberalism".
At the time, Citibank and J. P. Morgan were quietly trading a new product called interest-rate swaps, which are a form of protection against unforeseen swings in rates.
That happened in Alabama, where Jefferson County linked an extraordinary number of derivatives, called interest-rate swaps, to its bonds, in some cases with the help of CDR Financial.
Detroit had a bit of rare good fortune as it hurtled toward bankruptcy last summer — a couple of banks were willing to let it out of some expensive financial contracts, called interest-rate swaps, without paying in full the usual steep termination fees.
