Sentence examples for equivalent interest from inspiring English sources
Would the market respond again with equivalent interest?
That meant bankers did not have to seek consumers' permission to sign them up, nor did they have to disclose the equivalent interest rate for the fees.
Ford points out that if you'd deposited a single cent at an equivalent interest rate in 1949 (the year of an early New York Times article worrying about a computer-dominated future), you'd now have $86m.
Yet there isn't an equivalent interest in prodding mass employing sectors – retail, childcare or social care – to creating genuine opportunities for low paid workers to progress up the ladder.
"The equivalent interest rate is 1.3%, but the payout is tax-free so it works out more if you pay tax.
The bank also admitted to manipulating Euribor and Tibor - the equivalent interest rates set by lenders in the eurozone and in Tokyo.
The problem with this analogy is that there is no equivalent of interest rates in climate change policy for the Committee to review and set.
Money flows from the bank to the company, cash is paid back months later along with the equivalent of interest, and actual commodities rarely change hands.
The site said France would pay Haiti $22 billion, the equivalent, plus interest, of the 90 million gold francs Haiti was forced to pay France after its independence in 1804.
"Independent" means less than 25percentt (or equivalent economic interest) of the craft brewery is owned or controlled by an alcoholic beverage industry member that is not itself a craft brewer.
