Sentence examples for effective interest in from inspiring English sources

A recent survey of Mississippi forest landowners with more than 100 acres (or about 25 hectares) of forest has revealed an "effective" interest in standing timber insurance against all natural disasters, and a willingness to pay a premium rate of approximately 0.3% of the standing timber value (Deng and Munn 2011).

The risk-free interest rate r, the contractually agreed interest rate (the variable interest rate might be weighted so that it is time related), the return on equity, or the effective interest rate in the sense of IAS 39, can all be used as the interest rate r for the discounting factor.

No wonder the National Journal magazine rated the National Rifle Association among the "Bottom Five" least effective interest groups in the 2008 elections.

Calculate the effective interest rate in case of continuously compounding interest.

And a rise in the effective interest rate is the last thing this economy needs.

The official news is that Time Warner, which owns the second largest cable system in the U.S., and Comcast, which owns the largest, have agreed that Comcast will reduce its effective overall interest in Time Warner Cable from approximately 21% to 17% in exchange for stock of another that will hold cable systems and cash.

Project data also suggests that the program design and experiences are effective in promoting interest in STEM education and careers among participants (objective 2).

She said it was hard to tell whether interest in "effective and efficient law enforcement" was being balanced with the "values of privacy and freedom".

Results show that the video game was more effective in incrementing students' interest in theatre than the traditional class, but slightly less effective than the class with the actor.

Hacked Off also complain that the code committee "is dominated by editors who have no interest in effective independent regulation".

Whatever the correct answer to how many animals could be harmed, Chief Justice Roberts wrote, those injuries are "outweighed by the public interest and the Navy's interest in effective, realistic training of its sailors".