Sentence examples for interested rating from inspiring English sources

In August of 2012, when Windows was at its developer interest maximum, Windows Phone attracted a "very interested" rating from a mere 22% or so of developers.

Mr. Staley notes the one set of clients that aren't interested in interest rate swap transactions: municipal governments.

And Harley Baldwin, the proprietor of the private and movie-star exclusive Caribou Club in Aspen, and one of the town's big landlords, was explaining why a man more typically interested in interest rates than platform shoes and lingerie-dressing-for-day was in Paris awaiting the start of the Dior show: "They're tenants of mine," Mr. Baldwin said.

NYSE Euronext, the parent of the New York Stock Exchange, and Deutsche Borse, the parent of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, also said they would license Eurex's trading system to third parties interested in offering interest-rate derivatives.

People were equally interested in the best interest rates and depositor protection.

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The most useful sort of disclosure will emerge from the market itself: Morningstar and Lipper are among those interested in rating individual hedge funds, though the difficulties are considerable.

ADP is keenly interested in what happens to short-term interest rates.

Before you contact any lenders, research current interest rates and fees for the type of loan you're interested in.

Another novel finding of this study has been that ND interested patients rated their diabetes care less favorably and considered healthcare less helpful for glucose control, feelings which may contribute to their greater interest in trying alternative approaches to their diabetes care.

Emerging markets are as unlikely today as they were during the past decade to embrace the instability of global capital flows and accept large swings in exchange rates.But of course, emerging markets weren't interested in exchange rate stability so much as they were interested in the maintenance of a particular exchange rate.