Sentence examples for interest compared with from inspiring English sources

This year, households are using 14.35 cents of every dollar of their disposable income to pay interest, compared with 12.35 cents in 1995.

With inflation having risen to 3.3percentthethe government has paid an extra $1.5 billion in interest compared with what it would have paid on ordinary Treasury issues.

Some 53% think it is justified to pay for confidential information in the public interest compared with just 5% of American journalists.

At the same time, the 10-year Treasury bond paid about 6percentt interest, compared with less than 4percenttodayay.

I will need a lot more information to be satisfied this is in the national interest, compared with the status quo, which is the bilateral trade agreements we already have with most of these countries".

From 1 November account holders will receive just 1.5% interest, compared with 3% previously, in a cut that is six times the recent 0.25% reduction in Bank of England base rate.

The classification model at each cascade level has its own sensitivity (which is high enough but is less than 100%%), which lowers the overall reachable sensitivity of the system, but makes the amount of false positives clinically tolerable at the operating points of interest, comparing with single-level solutions.

Mr. Tenet made no direct mention of the any link between the invasion of Iraq and the foreign terrorist threat, but said the world remained "equally, if not more, complicated and fraught with dangers for American interests" compared with last year.

"The choice is symbolic: the Likud led by me, that will continue to stand firmly for [Israel's] vital interests, compared with a leftwing government... ready to accept any dictate," he told residents.

A more recent global survey conducted by CBS International found that 64 percent of Americans felt the government was run by a few big interests, compared with 5 percent who felt the same in Norway and 83 percent in Greece.

Some 18% said they trusted the government to regularly place the country's needs above their own party's interests, compared with 38% in 1987.