Sentence examples for faced monthly from inspiring English sources

The Saint-Jeans' interest rate jumped to 11.75 from 7.25 percent, and they faced monthly payments that the couple said were equal to 80 percent of their income.

Still, said Paul J. Barkett, the church's chief operating officer, St. Columba's faced monthly energy bills that averaged $8,000, mostly to heat and cool two buildings housing the church, which opens its showers, washers and dryers to about 35 of the community's homeless people.

Still, without Congressional action, several million others who are older or disabled would face monthly premium increases of $8 to $23.

MAB said on a typical £151,668 mortgage taken on a two-year fixed rate of 1.87%, borrowers arranging the loan over 25 years would face monthly repayments of £634.

In the suburbs of Barcelona, Mari Ángeles Ramiro Trenado was down to earning just 120 euros, about $150 ,a month and facing monthly rent of 500 euros, about $615, when she and her brother decided to take their mother out of a nursing home this year.

For a $500,000 loan in Manhattan, for instance, a borrower with a 720 credit score would face monthly payments of $2,995 with a 30-year fixed-rate loan insured by the F.H.A., and carrying a 5.5 percent interest rate, said Marc Demetriou, the manager of the Bloomingdale, N.J., branch of Residential Home Funding, a mortgage banker.

Almost more shocking to me, Women of the Wall -- after years of court battles -- continues to face monthly reprisals for their peaceful prayer.

Faced with monthly contributions of £256.93 (expected to rise annually by 15%), I shall have little choice but to stop paying in.

I faced a monthly bill of $110 for twenty years, a situation I found so intolerable that when my grandparents died and I inherited $10,000 in the early 1990s, I took that money, tossed in a few thousand more in wedding gifts I received when I married my then recently acquired husband, and paid off the bill in full.

When we get our first car, we remember how good it was to use the family car, when we were not faced with monthly car payments and when someone else paid for gas, oil changes, new tires, general maintenance, and insurance.

Your larger brethren will, of course, face monthly mortgage payments that dwarf your own, but, then, so do their assets.