Sentence examples for term at a rate from inspiring English sources

Nine days ago the couple -- she works in public relations for Weber Shandwick Worldwide in Manhattan, Mr. Ruiz is a news director for WNJU-TV, the Spanish-language station in Teterboro, N.J., which is owned by the Telemundo Communications Group -- refinanced a $205,000 mortgage with a 30-year term at a rate of 6.85percentt.

And while doomsayers keep predicting a fiscal crisis in Japan, hyping each uptick in interest rates as a sign of the imminent apocalypse, it keeps not happening: Japan's government can still borrow long term at a rate of less than 1 percent.

Again, the first term models their natural decay, at a rate of μ MA, the second term models their activation at a rate of γ MA, and the third one is the diffusion term, at a rate of D MA.

But over the following 35 years they lost money in real terms at a rate of 2% a year.

Around 30 times more energy is released as the magnitude of an earthquake increases one unit, for example from magnitude 8 to 9. The Pacific plate moves fast in tectonic terms, at a rate of 9cm (3.5 inches) a year.

The health sector budget has been growing in real terms at a rate of 6%, while donor funding has remained constant since 2002.

In fact, most IT admins believe that Windows 8 will, in the short term at any rate, be a huge drag of productivity as users get accustomed to the changes.

The new mortgages must provide for affordable monthly payments based on a long term at a fixed rate -- namely traditional 30-year fixed rate mortgages.

Using a discount rate of 8 percent and assuming that revenues increase in the long term at a 5 percent rate, they generate implied long-term margins, which they compare with analysts' medium-term forecasts.

Indeed it was expected to continue to grow long term at a constant rate experienced by all countries, although at different levels.

Traci Levine, a Realtor with Long & Foster in Potomac, said she is seeing more first- and second-trust mortgages, in which the first mortgage is a conforming loan at the $625,500 limit and the second mortgage is often a variable-rate, shorter-term loan at a rate a couple of percentage points higher.