Sentence examples for concerned about interest from inspiring English sources

"People are less concerned about interest rates going up and thus have greater confidence to buy into the market," said Rick Meckler, senior managing director at Liberty View.

With voters concerned about interest rates and house prices, the economy will be a key issue during the campaign.

If you are concerned about interest rates going up over the next two years then this might not be the mortgage for you.

Asked if he was concerned about interest in Aguero, the Chilean said: "I don't think so because we are not a selling team and I think that Sergio is very happy here, so he doesn't have any intention to go".

If policy makers remain concerned about interest-rate-sensitive capital flows, more exchange rate flexibility would help".

Aside from worrying about the new Miss America taking her day-after dunk in a frigid Atlantic, the new chief executive of the Miss America Pageant, Robert Renneisen Jr., says he is not concerned about generating interest in the pageant.

But why should it feel more concerned about Turkomen interests in Iraq than about the interests of its own Kurdish minority inside Turkey?The deeper fear is that the Americans will not be able to hold the three very different parts of Iraq together the Kurds in the north, the Sunni Muslims in the middle and the Shiites in the south.

Democrats today intensified their efforts to portray Republicans as more concerned about corporate interests than laid-off workers and to pin blame for the recession on President Bush.

And Donald Tsang's "legitimacy deficit" lays him open to the charge that he is more concerned about the interests of the local businessmen who helped to elect him than those of the average breather.

Unfortunately, there are politicians in Bosnia and Herzegovina who are less concerned about the interests of their citizens, as they are secure in the knowledge that they themselves, of course, have visa-free travel.

Curtis Hesler Curtis Hesler, editor of Professional Timing Service, is concerned about interest-rate swaps and the resulting vulnerability of companies that have traded their long-term debt for shorter maturities.