Sentence examples for lower redemption from inspiring English sources

"Loyalty-card-based coupons have had a lower redemption rate without a reminder," Mr. Boal says.

Had he been aware, he says, he would have reviewed the position and might have lowered the redemption figure without requiring a new valuation.

In addition, boards of directors were given discretion to lower "gates" on redemptions, or charge fees of up to 2% if market stress causes a fund's weekly liquid assets to fall below 30%.

Paper coupons, by comparison, have redemption rates lower than 1percentt.

As a rule, the riskier the bond and the further it is from its redemption date, the lower the value of the loan that can be secured on it.

Card companies, for example, have taken to substituting cheaper brands for a Sony big-screen television as a way of lowering the cost of their redemption prizes.

In this context of celebrated banality, two current films stand out for the honesty and grit of their visions: "True Love," Nancy Savoca's unflinchingly wise and comic update on the Bronx once inhabited by Marty and his friends, and "Drugstore Cowboy," Gus Van Sant Jr.'s bleak but funny tale about the adventures and ultimate redemption of a lower-middle-class Portland Oree). junkie.

Risks to our thesis include financial market weakness, an inability to meet relevant investment benchmarks, redemption risk and lower-than-expected performance fees.

The difference between the realized redemption payment and the lower bound constitutes the premium.

**Figures include reinvestment of dividends and capital gains but don't reflect the effect of any sales charges or redemption fees, which would lower them.

Holders of 2 trillion won of its bonds can demand immediate redemption if the ratings are lowered.