Sentence examples for interest boosts from inspiring English sources

Or is it simply a financing trick, in which the use of debt (with tax-deductible interest) boosts returns during the boom times but causes disaster in recessions?I am always on the look-out for evidence to solve this puzzle and was intrigued on hearing of a report from two academics at Stanford University.

It is another illustration of the great Circle of Celebrity Life: In the wake of increasing public interest, boost your efforts to look good, and thus fuel the public interest further.

Reams of academic literature have been produced to show how civil servants, however good-hearted, naturally act in their own interests, boosting their budgets, protecting their power, resisting outside scrutiny.

Confiding/emotional support measures (7 items) included wanting to confide, confiding, sharing interests, boosting self-esteem, and reciprocity.

Confiding/emotional support in the past 12 months was assessed with a seven-item scale measuring wanting to confide, confiding, sharing interests, boosting self-esteem and reciprocity relative to the first close relationship (α = 0.85).

No one knows when, but there is noise coming from the Fed that interest rate boosts could start in the not-too-distant future.

As in this country, the authorities reacted to the 2008 financial crisis by cutting interest rates, boosting public expenditure, and allowing the budget deficit to rise sharply.

Instead, regulators exercised "forbearance" and the Federal Reserve slashed interest rates, boosting bank profit margins.

A steep drop in interest rates boosted returns from bonds and also helped buoy stock prices.

Corbyn and McDonnell call for increased government borrowing, at negligible rates of interest, to boost infrastructure.

Falling interest rates boosted house prices and allowed consumers to tap into this money by refinancing their mortgages.