Sentence examples for enthusiasm for rate from inspiring English sources

Indeed, with his new enthusiasm for rate cuts, Mr Kerry may yet shed the label "liberal".

A weaker report could have ignited investor enthusiasm for another rate cut by the Federal Reserve, which lowered its benchmark lending rate last month by a larger-than-expected half percentage point.

He certainly has the mellifluous density of tone and the enthusiasm for first-rate American repertory.

Now, thanks to their enthusiasm for interest-rate swaps, they are even riskier than they already look.

(Rising rates mean falling prices; enthusiasm for bonds lowers rates, while scorn for bonds raises them).

The day's early gains were fueled by enthusiasm for an expected rate cut from the Federal Reserve December 11, and bolstered by strong reports on third-quarter productivity and job growth.

Their appetite for risk has meant a buoyant start to the year for initial public offerings after a fallow 2003 (see article).There were certainly good reasons for this enthusiasm for equities, beyond low interest rates and heady growth.

Two lines of evidence lead to our enthusiasm for the latter scenario: first, rates of nonspecific hydroxylation for OH-BDEs have been reported to be too low to support bioaccumulation and subsequent isolation of di-OH-BDEs and dibenzo- p-dioxins.

The high response rates suggested an enthusiasm for the process and the subject.

While real rates in America and Britain are negative, deflation in Japan and Switzerland means their real rates are positive hence the recurring enthusiasm for their currencies.The existence of the euro has also made a difference to the way markets operate.

However the prime minister has also expressed enthusiasm for taking UK corporation tax to "the lowest rate of any major western economy".