Sentence examples for interest subsides from inspiring English sources

Low-interest loans and interest subsides were provided by the state to these nonprofit companies.

His interest subsided as he looked for a job, ending up at Google, where he spent two years in product development and corporate development.

Sam Clark, who during July 2016 had become something of a local celebrity in Southampton, remembers that when the media interest subsided, "it was like having climbed up Everest, then jumping off the end".

As with photovoltaics, solar water heating attracted renewed attention as a result of the oil crises in the 1970s but interest subsided in the 1980s due to falling petroleum prices.

Moreover, the sense over the past two years that President Obama was growing angry with Israel and steering American policy away from its interests subsided last week.

"But it was already true in 1912, and the interest never subsided".

Bond prices moved sharply higher as expectations of any near-term increase in interest rates subsided.

But executives at the firm reckon political interest will subside after France's regional elections in March.

Had they switched into new bonds paying more like 12%, those bonds would have been called away as interest rates subsided in the late 1980s, and the investors would have suffered a permanent erosion of capital.

And after the tsunami of public interest crashes and subsides upon his return at the Masters next week, the issue that ultimately matters to sports fans is what long-term effect this scandal and the new priorities it might impose will have on Woods's dedication to the game and his hallmark focus during competition.

It is also very possible that the Great Bitcoin Rally of 2013 is all but over, and the currency is set to fall as interest in it subsides, undercutting speculative buying that previously gave it such momentum.