Sentence examples for weaker interest from inspiring English sources

The dollar is weaker, interest rates are on the rise, and inflation seems to have bottomed out.

The government auctioned off $20.0 billion in 10-year notes, but drew weaker interest than Monday's reintroduction of the three-year note.

The government auctioned off $20.0 billion in 10-year notes, but the offering drew weaker interest than the reintroduction of the three-year note did on Monday.

The government auctioned off $20 billion in 10-year notes but drew weaker interest than Monday's reintroduction of the three-year note did.

Economist Mancur Olson, for example, argued in the mid-1960s that small elites with a strong economic or personal interest in a policy inevitably have more influence than a larger group who had a collective, but weaker, interest in a policy outcome.

Furthermore, sympatric calls evoked weaker interest than allopatric advertisement calls.

price to $22 a share on Wednesday, after potential buyers showed weak interest.

But the demand for government debt crept back on Tuesday, days after an auction of 30-year bonds drew weak interest.

Another key factor keeping the pound low against the dollar is the prospect of US interest rates being raised while the Bank of England has hinted that with economic growth weak interest rates in the UK have further to fall from their already record low of 0.25%.

One reason for the weak interest is that China's consuming interest in the United States as a superpower has historically taken precedence over its ties with Europe, despite the fact that China does more trade with the European Union than with the United States.

When it filed to go public back in June, M17 originally aimed to raise $115 million, but weak interest saw that figure cut to $60 million.