Sentence examples for use of interest from inspiring English sources

The principles at work are designed to overcome difficulties regularly encountered in the use of interest scores.

Carney said central banks could help to stabilise economies through the use of interest rates and other less conventional tools, but said monetary policy was no panacea.

This would occur when the American subsidiary has more debt than the foreign parent under new rules limiting the use of interest deductions.

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Pension calculations involve the use of interest rates, but since real-world interest rates zig-zag up and down, they are smoothed in an effort to keep the pension numbers stable.

The most important area where less information is now available concerns disclosure of Farmer Mac's use of interest rate swaps, a type of derivative in which one party swaps fixed-rate payments and gets floating-rate payments in return.

The FPC pointed out the increased use of interest-only mortgages by buy-to-let landlords and said it would monitor developments closely.

Also in the April issue, Jane K. Miller, Kevin P. Farmer, Daniel J. Miller, and Linda M. Peters look at labor negotiations and the use of interest-based bargaining in the rail and airline industries.

In general, the use of interest-rate and currency options has risen dramatically in recent years (see chart).But in the second half of last year, such hedging declined for the first time since 2001, according to the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, an industry group.

Without the trade constraint, the way was made clear for "the Greenspan put": the use of interest-rate cuts to rescue financial markets, in effect underwriting asset prices.By contrast, there were no asset bubbles to speak of in the Bretton Woods era and (not coincidentally) scarcely any financial crises.

Google's about to step up its use of "interest-based advertising".