Sentence examples for likelihood of interest from inspiring English sources

Robert Gardner chief economist at Nationwide predicted house prices  would accelerate at a modest pace, despite the likelihood of interest rate increase from the middle of next year.

Chris Williamson, chief economist at economic survey firm Markit, said: "Retail sales growth slowed in May after a sunshine-related burst of spending in April, but the underlying trend remains impressively strong and adds to the likelihood of interest rates rising later this year rather than being delayed until 2016".

This week's special question asked AAII members what they thought the likelihood of interest rates being held steady for at least the remainder of the year was.

The jitters caused by the Asian economic crisis and the likelihood of interest rate hikes have pushed investor confidence down in the stock markets, analysts say.

But for what it's worth from a guy who has watched markets closely for almost 40 years, the likelihood of interest rates and gold prices rising over the next few years is as high as ever.

For marketers, this is a golden age of targeted ad campaigns that allow companies to pitch their goods and services to people with a high likelihood of interest in such things.

Not all likelihoods of interest in confirmational contexts are warranted deductively or by explicitly stated statistical claims.

Methods based on maximum likelihood are of interest because they can take into account more information about the process of gene gains and gene losses, and because they can reflect the uncertainties in deciding the state of the gene at each ancestral node in the tree by assigning probabilities of presence and absence of each gene at this node.

The short answer is that The Times has no financial interest in promoting Mr. Roberts's book and that it chooses book excerpts based on newsworthiness or the likelihood of reader interest.

The stock market, reacting to the hints of rising inflation and the likelihood of more interest rate increases, plunged in the first hour or so of trading yesterday.

Mark Harris, the chief executive of mortgage broker SPF Private Clients, said: "With inflation now in negative territory, the likelihood of an interest rate rise has been pushed even further back.