Sentence examples for instant account from inspiring English sources

I wrote my book, an instant account of the 2016 London mayor election campaign, for three reasons: one, I'd have been narked if someone else had done it; two, it was a chance to explore self-publishing; three, it was a story I thought needed to be told in a short-order, back-pocket volume that would sell for a fiver.

Corporates told Nordea they would like instant account opening with KYC and improved liquidity planning.

Perhaps with those 45 patents issued, which range from data aggregation and categorization to instant account verification and personal finance management, Yodlee's investment in the creation of intellectual properties is beginning to pay off.

But there may well be a happy medium in the form of instant account balance feedback.

Two highly readable books stand out from the inevitable instant accounts of Egypt's revolution.

He also refers to the Arab Spring where legions of witnesses fed the social cauldron with an endless current of instant accounts, often supplementing the work of journalists.

In early 2008, when a small earthquake rocked the U.K. town of Grimsby, Van Poppel's minions in the English countryside were jolted into action, pinging instant accounts.

Today, judges often order divorced parents to provide private phone lines, e-mail accounts and instant message accounts for children who split their time between two homes so the children can have private communications with each parent.

That is not surprising when you consider the rates on offer: its e-Savings instant access account pays just 0.45% on deposits from £1 to £3m; its Monthly Income 60+ account, a passbook operated account for people aged 60 or over, pays 0.55%; and its instant access (branch operated) Isa pays between 0.25% and 0.5% depending on the amount you have deposited.

The Ecology building society has no accounts designed specifically for children but its Earthwise mini cash Isa and Eco Instant Share account can both be opened with just £25.

In July, the Bank said the average rate on an instant access account had fallen to 0.34%, while the city regulator named and shamed several big banks with accounts paying close to no interest.