"interest rose" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an increase in interest or enthusiasm in something, usually over a period of time. For example, "Interest in the new product rose steadily throughout the year."
And while the home is chocablock with items of interest, Rose points out a few significant pieces and places you should be sure not to miss.
The charismatic smuggler-turned Cloud City Administrator and Rebellion General narrowly missed an opportunity to be the one to sneak Finn and his tech-savvy new love interest, Rose, onto Supreme Leader Snoke's ship.
Sure there's already a front-runner (the Coliseum), a site that has declared itself out of the running (Dodger Stadium) and one that has officially shown no interest (Rose Bowl).
Total expenses, excluding interest, rose 16percentto to $1.1 billion.
A flurry of interest rose this week after the BJP finally published a manifesto.
The primary budget balance (which excludes interest) rose to a surplus of 7% of GDP.
Sure, they both have love interests, Rose and Dimitri, Lissa and Christian, but it is the two women's relationship that drives the story and compellingly holds your attention.
Bill Clinton's Republican opponent in his 1986 gubernatorial reelection campaign accused the Clintons of conflict of interest, because Rose Law did state business; the Clintons countered the charge by saying that state fees were walled off by the firm before her profits were calculated.
The BEA also announced that personal income -- the sum received from all sources, including wages, government transfer payments, and interest -- rose a more subdued 0.2percentt.
Further, the report shows that in the U.S., for every 10percentt increase in diversity on a company's senior executive team, earnings before interest and tax rose 0.8percentt.
Instead, he was left mumbling about the national interest and the Rose Bowl in the hours before the vote, and then issuing a statement afterward that managed to be both defensive and smug: "There are clearly provisions that I oppose.
