Sentence examples for have higher interests from inspiring English sources

Physicians in private hospitals (where most organ transplants in Mumbai occur) may have higher interests in improving their own transplant program than in improving the city-wide transplant program.

Nor have higher interest rates helped.

Private loans generally have higher interest rates and lack some consumer protections available with federal loans.

But there is a catch: the new cards have higher interest rates and annual fees.

We are going to have to have higher interest rates soon, I expect before the summer is out.

The private, nonfederal, loans tend to have higher interest rates and fewer repayment protections than federal loans.

The so-called subprime category, loans that have higher interest rates because of weaker credit histories by borrowers, increased substantially in the last years as housing values soared.

Community banks and savings banks, Mr. Hampel said, are in similar positions, although these for-profit institutions may have higher interest rates.

It costs £1,300 less over 30 years for them to repair and renovate than for RSLs, which have higher interest charges and management costs.

Private student loans — those made by nongovernment lenders — usually have higher interest rates and lack consumer protections, like flexible repayment options, available with federal loans.

Qwest Communications International said yesterday morning that investors had agreed to exchange bonds with a face value of about $5.2 billion for $3.3 billion in notes that have higher interest rates and more security behind them.