Sentence examples for interest rate reflected from inspiring English sources

"We have been in 100 percent compliance with the rules," said Colin Strother, a campaign spokesman, noting that the interest rate reflected the market rate at the time that the loan was given.

Generally speaking, the interest rate reflects the price of consumption today relative to consumption tomorrow.

The interest rate reflects the high risk, Mr. Horowitz said, adding that the casino has not been approved by all regulatory agencies, is not scheduled to open until New Year's Eve, and in temporary quarters at that.

The latest round of interventions by central banks, including the expansion of an existing Fed program that lets foreign banks borrow dollars at a low interest rate, reflects growing concerns that Europe's financial problems are hampering growth.

The relatively high current interest rate reflects the low expectations of lenders that the government will ever be able to repay its existing debts in full.

The Fed's widely expected announcement on Wednesday that it would press ahead with its stimulus campaign of asset purchases and low interest rates reflected the reality that the nation's central bankers gained little clarity in the six weeks since their last meeting, in part because the government shutdown delayed and distorted key economic indicators.

Interest rates reflect more than the cost of money.

Those interest rates reflect the confidence of the world.

Current interest rates reflect the depressed state of the economy, and they can't last.

The Treasury proposed that companies be required to use a range of interest rates, reflecting their workers' ages.

I wish I could say that falling interest rates reflect a surge of optimism about U.S. federal finances.