Sentence examples for the interest that from inspiring English sources
noun
The price paid for obtaining, or price received for providing, money or goods in a credit transaction, calculated as a fraction of the amount or value of what was borrowed.
- Our bank offers borrowers an annual interest of 5%.
"Imagine the interest that would create," Ausmus said.
His early articles underscored the interest that was to become his life's work.
Taxes are owed on the interest that is earned at redemption.
In return, Freddie Mac takes a slice of the interest that is paid by the borrower.
"The interest that was generated during the Stanford T20 was very good for us.
Their reward for doing so is the interest that is currently being collected on nearly every pound in existence.
Because of the error, the government underestimated the interest that would be earned for the trust fund.
But by 1993 they were again ready to take on the industry giants, and bought back the interest that had been sold.
Combined with the value of the equity given to bondholders, this represents the full repayment of the outstanding €200m bond and the interest that had accrued on it.
However, HMRC decided that, for technical reasons, it could not collect the interest that had accrued.
The interest that is shared through gameplay also helps us open a door to deeper literacy in science, technology, engineering and mathematics".
