Sentence examples for historically attractive from inspiring English sources

Interest rates are very low, and officials see an opportunity to lock in debt at historically attractive rates.

Everyone agreed that municipal bonds are priced at historically attractive rates when compared to Treasuries.

Pfizer is trading at historically attractive valuation levels and the firm's finances are strong.

The IMF has already noted that bond yields in countries such as Britain and Germany are low, which means they can borrow for capital projects at historically very attractive rates.

Peter Hofbauer, head of Hermes Infrastructure, said: "Eurostar is a high quality asset providing a direct link between the UK and Europe that has historically offered attractive investment characteristics, including long-term stable and predictable cash flows.

From the BMO release: "Housing affordability remains historically very attractive, despite rising home prices and borrowing costs coming off their lows.

FC Barcelona is renowned for its historically skillful and attractive brand of attacking football that places an emphasis on flowing, open play.

In some ways, the trouble is even more acute at the California State University system, which has historically been an attractive option for students who do not qualify for the more prestigious University of California.

The economy has slowed since the Asian financial crisis in 1997, as the advantages that have historically made Malaysia attractive for investment — pools of low-skilled labour, good infrastructure and tax incentives — have diminished.

Its attractive and historically rich Old Town, as well as its small scale and bargain prices, are beginning to lure plenty of visitors.

"Berkshire has historically invested in financially attractive businesses, but I don't remember a case where it has taken a majority position in a bankruptcy workout," said Keith Trauner, head of research for the Fairholme Fund, a mutual fund that owns shares in Leucadia and Berkshire.