Sentence examples for causing interest from inspiring English sources

This can drag on for weeks, causing interest to wane.

Nostalgia and a rapidly growing Hispanic population, that is mostly of Mexican descent, is causing interest in the music across the United States, mariachi scholars say.

Under those circumstances, if every family saved a little more, extra money would flow into the capital market, causing interest rates to fall and investment spending to rise.

He described a sequence of events that "would cascade through the financial markets," provoking another credit crisis like that in 2008 and causing interest rates to jump.

Verizon's chief executive, Lowell C. McAdam, noted last week that it made sense to strike the deal now, before the Federal Reserve begins to scale back its stimulus program, causing interest rates to rise.

The next day saw reports that Chinese banks had become reluctant to lend to one another, causing interest rates in the interbank market to spike to punishingly high levels.

These changes moved convertibility further from currency board orthodoxy and caused interest rates to skyrocket.

And it's a long, very verbose account of what causes interest rates.

Still, the error had probably caused interest rates to be kept too high for too long.

That will turn deflation to inflation, strengthen the dollar, balance budgets and cause interest rates to rise again.

Thomas Cook is carrying £900m of debt, enough to cause interest payments to consume about 40% of operating profits this year.