Sentence examples for taking interest off from inspiring English sources

During her nine years in power, Helen (as the 58-year-old was called by those who loved or reviled her) was a "third way" social democrat, aiming to flatten some of the more glaring inequalities in the country's so-called egalatarian society by introducing a 39% top-tax rate and family tax credits, taking interest off student loans and increasing subsidised healthcare.

Consider how long it'll take you to pay off each card, taking interest into consideration.

Take interest rates.

Neither of them takes interest.

Take interest in his life.

Take interest in her accomplishments.

Theoretically, any number of companies might be interested in taking them off Enron's hands.

Only at a corporate law firm would the managers underestimate employees' interest in taking a year off from the grind for what most of America would consider a small fortune.

But voters will also be weighing those numbers and his six Pro Bowl seasons against a history of boorish behavior and a penchant for taking plays off when he lost interest during games.

Even so, the fact that two women taking time off can generate such interest reflects the sorry fact there are so few them at the top of the corporate ladder.

Ms. Genao and Ms. Zambrano each said she got half a percentage point taken off the interest rate and almost $4,000 taken off closing costs of about $15,000 for attending the seminar and a counseling session.