Sentence examples for collapse in interest from inspiring English sources

The Greeks are enjoying a delightful consumer boom following a collapse in interest rates.

Her focus on prospective son-in-laws' income anticipated the collapse in interest rates that continued for many years.

Many expected their debt-leveraged property empire to crash during the financial crisis, but the collapse in interest rates has left them making more than ever.

He said savers were finding it "impossible to earn a worthwhile return" while pension funds were being crushed by the collapse in interest they earn on investments.

One of the more worrying trends in modern Manchester has been the apparent collapse in interest by local residents in the government of their city at the most recent local election, just 20% of people voted.

Many people retire and can expect to live another 30 years, not five, which together with the collapse in interest rates and bond yields have sent annuity rates to rock bottom levels.

When the Mexican peso collapsed in December 1994, interest rates shot up, many people who had borrowed money found they could not repay it, and the banks that had lent to them faced ruin.

These days, if you manage to get to your third album without a collapse in sales and interest, you qualify for a royal telegram and a flypast from the Red Arrows.

Blears contrasted the apparent collapse of interest in British politics with the surge in turnout in the US elections.

But many are arguing that the collapse of interest in BHM reflects a more serious issue.

The Bank of England may be forced to defend a collapse in sterling by raising interest rates.