Sentence examples for knowing interest from inspiring English sources

Knowing interest rates could remain low, potentially for years, gives banks and mortgage lenders the ability to "lock-in" customers at lower rates for longer.

Regardless of whether this skullduggery points to the CIA attempting to plant ideas in Oswald's mind or something, it's a good example of deep-state shit the public has an interest in knowing, and interest in the JFK assassination helped put it in the spotlight.

A precise calculation requires knowing what interest rates would have been without Fed intervention.

While rates will fluctuate from year to year under the new model, borrowers can find comfort in knowing the interest rate when the loan is issued remains locked over the life of the loan.

The point was clear enough: France's two leading politicians were in the dark when it came to knowing the interests of the people.

Voters will have a hard time knowing whose interests are being served by the key ballot measures Tuesday.

When providing care to patients, knowing what interests them helps to limit the patient's behavioural symptoms [ 39].

Being tactful begins with knowing your interests and its application, which means that you have given a sharp response to someone trying to take you for a ride.

He insisted Clegg "had done a blinding job", arguing that Clegg had formed the coalition in the national interest, knowing it was not in the party's interest.

A four-year-old friend of ours, knowing of our interest in fiction, dictated the following: FORSYTHIA SEAWEED Forsythia Seaweed was a little girl.

When Giraud Pissaro Ségalot obtained the painting for sale, it approached the museum first, knowing of its interest in finding an important Manet.