Sentence examples for difference in interest between from inspiring English sources

Nor was there a difference in interest between those supporting Senator John McCain and those backing Senator Barack Obama.

The two-year delay in receiving BNDES funds caused an increase of R$108 million to the cost because of the difference in interest between loans taken from regular banks and from the government agency.

But given the differences in interests between the various groups, that will not be easy.

It may seem mysterious that jingoism should appeal so overwhelmingly to the working classes, easily trumping apparently obvious differences in interests between them and the economic imperialists.

Adrienne Germain, the inspirational head of the International Women's Health Coalition, recalls how in the 1970s, as a young sociologist working on family planning and development programs, she struggled to get economists to incorporate the differences in interests between men and women within households in their models.

Currency traders are selling dollars and buying euros to take advantage of the difference in interest rates between the United States and Europe.

The spread -- the difference in interest rates between Treasuries and corporate bonds -- has generally widened since Sept. 11, although not across the board.

Most of their profits come from the difference in interest rates between the mortgages they buy and the bonds they issue.

Most of their profits come from the difference in interest rates between the mortgages that they buy and the bonds they issue.

A long-established financial theory known as interest rate parity says that the difference in interest rates between two countries should be roughly in line with the expected change in exchange rates between the countries' currencies.

I look a fair bit at bond market "breakevens" — the difference in interest rates between regular bonds and inflation-protected bonds of the same maturity, which give a measure of inflation expectations.