Sentence examples for deposits giving from inspiring English sources

The bank also benefited from growth in traditional deposits, giving it a cheap source of money for loans.

Still with financials, Northern Rock was the biggest riser in the FTSE 100, up 34.25p to 206.75p as the government said it would guarantee all retail deposits, giving the bank breathing space to sort out its future.

By that point bad-debt charges might well have fallen, and, assuming interest rates had risen, there would have been a recovery in the margins that the bank makes on taking deposits, giving a big boost to profits.

In China Alibaba now offers Yu'e Bao, an investment product that invests in fixed-income securities and long-term deposits, giving customers a higher return than traditional bank accounts.

Coke accumulation upon the support is represented by a wedge layering mechanism, which accounts for interactions of the support pore volume and coke deposits, giving rise to possible plugging of support pores.

Forty-two years of plodding the Siberian wilderness in search of fresh gold deposits gives him a certain stature.

The lending was often careless (the government guarantee of virtually all deposits gave banks more incentive to be reckless).

At depths greater than 16,400 feet (5,000 metres), the calcium carbonate content decreases, and the calcareous deposits give way to red clay.

Getting dates on the flow deposits gives us a maximum age for the terraces (they couldn't have formed before the flow deposits that are now offset were deposited).

Small firms and other larger companies are unaffected but RBS warned its 850,000 business customers last month that it may have to charge them for deposits given persistently low interest rates.

The coalfields at nearby Nýřany and local iron-ore deposits gave rise in the 19th century to Plzeň's engineering industry, symbolized by the Škoda Works, which occupy most of the city's western sector.