Sentence examples for starting interest from inspiring English sources
"A charitable lead trust is very dependent on the starting interest rate," Mr. Singer said.
It is entirely possible that five years from now, people will look at the total return on high-yield bonds with a starting interest rate of 12percentt and it will compare favorably with returns in the stock market, where earnings grow at single digits, with the economy.
More colleges are buying names of sophomores to jump-start interest.
When the Turner Contemporary opened in 2011, it kick-started interest in this down-at-heel Thanet town.
Corporate enthusiasm for the technology may even kick-start interest in new services in the consumer market, says Mr Nguyen; after all, employees are consumers too.
Since QE2 started, interest rates have gone up and the employment situation hasn't really improved much.
Like Netflix or HBO, cloud-based services such as GRID and PS Now could kick-start interest in exclusive game series to bolster subscription rates and exclusivity.
When used right, film can jump-start interest in a country's story and thereby draw both visitors for Tourism and for business.
By 1980 the personal computer field was starting to interest the large computer companies.
He was one of those responsible for starting my interest in gardening.
If Britain had joined Emu at the start, interest rates would have been half the level judged appropriate by the Bank.
