Sentence examples for yield an interest from inspiring English sources

The remainder of the money was then invested, as it might have been before, in state bonds and United States bonds, at rates which would yield an interest on the investment equal to 3percentnt.

In accordance with the articles of incorporation, Wynn paid this amount by issuing a promissory note for $1.936 billion that will be due in 10 years and yield an interest rate of 2 percent a year.

It's certainly easy enough -- a quick Google search will likely yield a love interest's Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn accounts.

One such application is in determining reaction rate configurations that yield an event of interest with a set success probability.

A sense of pride in Sderot's gritty refusal to yield and an interest in finding ways to protect and enhance the town have spread rapidly.

With savings rates currently so low, it's calculated that ploughing the larger allowance straight into an ISA will only yield an extra £30 worth of interest in a year.

To think of Fed policy in our current situation, you can imagine a financial equilibrium in which there are three assets: short-term Treasuries/monetary base — which are equivalent and yield an approximately zero rate of interest; long-term Treasuries; and mortgage-backed securities.

Anglo American's sugar interests could yield an extra $900m.

The first days of the 20th-century early-music revival yielded a lively interest in the more obviously "different" instruments; by midcentury the harpsichord in particular had amassed a limited but high-quality contemporary repertory.

Famously, Hobbes argued that clashing self-interests yield a generalized prisoner's dilemma such that each person will have reason to defect from moral arrangements unless a "we" is constructed that has coercive authority.

Careful attention to the mapping of generic frames to categories of objects in a domain of interest can yield a simple declarative knowledge base, emphasizing taxonomies of objects and their structural relationships.