Sentence examples for rate lending from inspiring English sources

Ignore the fed rate — lending is still too expensive.

On the one hand, it excludes certain sectors all together, including arms, non-military firearms, tobacco, gambling, alcohol, pornography and high​ interest​ rate lending.

whose business activity or focus (defined as more than 25% of group turnover) is tobacco, gambling, alcoholic drinks, high interest rate lending or human embryonic cloning.

Archbishop Welby said the 25% level for firms which deal in high interest rate lending was "probably too high" and he would ask the advisory group to review it.

Bammann et al. [ 57] found that free testosterone, measured by equilibrium dialysis, was elevated in maternal plasma after gestational week 28 due to increased production rate, lending biological plausibility to the increase we observed in saliva.

One-sided Wilcoxon rank-sum tests show that the differences are significant (p = 0.06 for undertreatment rate and p = 0.04 for honesty rate), lending some support to prediction P3c (see Table 5).

A similar area of vulnerability in America may be in credit unions, a type of financial co-operative, which have also taken on interest-rate risk through fixed-rate lending funded by variable-rate deposits.Interest margins change relatively slowly.

The church said that its investment guidelines ban it from taking stakes in companies that provide military products or services, pornography, alcohol, gambling, tobacco, human embryonic cloning or high-interest-rate lending.

You might argue with their definition of evil – pornography is so wicked that a company may only make 3% of its profits from there, whereas it is permissible to make 10% of the profits from the sale of arms and 25% from tobacco, gambling, alcoholic drinks or high-interest-rate lending.

David Rose, director of research and training at the National Training and Information Center in Chicago, said he had been struck by the growth in adjustable-rate lending to the elderly and low-income borrowers who are least able to adjust to higher payments.

They will also be watching for announcements on the future frequency of the bank's three- and six-month fixed-rate lending, and whether it chooses to cut the purchases of covered bonds, which are backed by payments received on assets like mortgages.