Sentence examples for through the interest from inspiring English sources

The Federation of Small Businesses chairman, Mike Cherry, says it is encouraging to see the Bank of England take "decisive action" to boost the economy through the interest rate cut.

It has been indicated that modern tennis champions often develop through the interest of those multitudes of players who will never be champions, and through the facilities they provide.

The program, which is self-financed through the interest payments and fees charged to the investment companies, is authorized to loan $3 billion each year; last year, Ms. Mills said, it committed only half that.

I chose to stumble through the interest category "Fashion," for example (of course).

This institution earns through the interest paid by the creditors, thus giving a new definition to 'non-profit' service.

The efficacy of the monetary policy and its transmission through the interest rate channel depend largely on the exchange rate system.

Pentagon sources tend to see things through the prism of military action, Israeli intelligence sources through the lens of their domestic terrorism, Saudi sources through the interests of their monarchy, and so on.

Reaktor's development directions evolve organically through the interests and capabilities of its members.

Thus, the success of the pricing must be evaluated through the interests of patients and providers [35].

Cracking down on morally objectionable material might be an unpopular move, but past Attorneys General, such as Alberto Gonzales, have been known to stretch the legal limits of the law to ram through the interests of the current president.

Keynes (1936) explains a transmission mechanism through which the interest rate variations due to change in investment, output, and employment in an economy can be analyzed.