Sentence examples for making interest from inspiring English sources

HealthSouth has been making interest payments on its debt.

Mr. Hands believes that EMI, which was making interest payments, was not insolvent when Citigroup took it over.

Mr. Hu endorsed making interest rates and the exchange rate of the renminbi more dependent on markets and less on government fiat.

Many other interest rates are pegged to the cost for the United States to borrow, making interest rates on all sorts of other loans, like mortgages, rise too.

He said market forces should be given "wider scope", and urged "steady steps" towards making interest rates and the exchange rate more market-driven.

"No payment will be made today," said Thomas Kelly, a spokesman for the Bank One Corporation, National Century's trustee responsible for making interest payments to bondholders.

Smaller lenders say they will most likely continue making interest-only mortgages, but only to the borrowers best suited to them.

Stroud district council is investing £23m in housing in the next five years by maintaining its opening level of debt and making interest-only payments to lenders.

The OECD, the Paris-based organisation of rich countries, claimed in its semi-annual Economic Outlook, published this week, that consumption and investment will both slow as the year goes on, making interest-rate rises unnecessary.

They were making interest-only payments on a $210,000 mortgage — essentially just renting from the bank — while a comparable house down the street was on the market for $160,000.

I think the RFU should look at ways of helping clubs develop their facilities by making interest-free loans otherwise who is going to take the gamble of investing millions for something that may never happen?