Sentence examples for reverting interest from inspiring English sources

The Vasicek model is one of the earliest no-arbitrage interest rate models based upon the idea of mean reverting interest rates.

Both reverted to civilian use in 1920.

The Harvey Norman franchisee from Adelaide now votes for Nick Xenophon and he shows no interest in reverting to old habits.

After his mother's withdrawal of support of the magazine he enlisted new patrons and gradually ended his connection, reverting to his youthful interest in the arts.

The British and French electorates reverted to the national interest and their politicians to petty infighting.

The interest rate reverts to a representative 17.9% APR after 23 months.

Try to pay the balance off in that time; after that, the interest rate reverts to 34.9% APR.

An already not-very-impressive introductory rate of 1.6% also includes a bonus – this time 1.5%, so your interest rate reverts to 0.1% after 12 months.

As soon as Bush lost interest, he reverted to form, persecuting independent pro-democracy leaders such as Ayman Nour and the Kefaya movement.

They also pointed to cases where they said banks had improperly inflated the value of a loan before writing it down so as to claim a greater amount of relief, or where they had reverted to a higher interest rate while delaying, for months, the decision to make a trial loan modification permanent.

In recent years, interest has reverted to population ecology, sometimes in the form of metapopulation models (consisting of a set of populations with migration between them).