Sentence examples for footing interest from inspiring English sources

Indonesia's economy does seem to have found its footing: interest rates are falling and the country's currency and stock prices are rising.

Raising rates will put the recovery on "normal" footing — interest rates were above 5percentt for much of the 1990s — but it could also trip up the labor market, raising the cost of borrowing for businesses.

That was a pivotal decision, for we had to meet the question whether the earnings of the contractor stood upon the same footing as interest upon government securities or the income of an instrumentality of government.

Simple reductive thought, not bound by any negatives: no talk of the ugliness or otherwise of men's feet, no interest in the alleged codes of menswear.

So even if you did succeed in getting a mortgage, you would end up using some of the £50,000 cash to foot the interest bill.

In February, the American Cancer Society announced that it had purchased a 77,000-square-foot condominium interest in a 58-story commercial and residential development that is being built on 31st and 32nd Streets between Sixth and Seventh Avenues.

U.S. banks were among this year's gainers, despite the Federal Reserve dragging its feet on interest rate hikes.

So you would end up out of pocket because you would be footing the mortgage interest bill.

In the years since, it's been this tool that found its footing, attracting the interest of digital marketers, business and brands.

But more than that, it's also ensuring that the economy is on a solid enough footing to normalise interest rates.

The lower limb, and in particular the foot, is of interest because it is the primary physical interaction between the body and the environment during locomotion.