Sentence examples for yielded interest from inspiring English sources

'Early this year the bank convinced him - as they had done many others of his age and circumstances - to transfer his life savings from a solid account that yielded interest of 14percentntotonene that yielded 20.

Euro-zone countries that fail to meet the targets would have to make deposits that would initially yield interest.

Those variable rate formulas would yield interest rates of 2.4% on the Stafford loan and 3.2% on the PLUS loan if they were still in effect today.

Enter the era of negative interest rates: thanks to the effect of QE, tens of billions held in government bonds already yield interest rates that are effectively below zero.

That is because a traditional knock on gold is that it doesn't yield interest payments or dividends, but with short-term rates closing in on zero, there is much less to lose by holding gold.

We also believe that performing comparisons with countries in the same region as Turkey will yield interest results.

Recruitment into the study will be by personal intercept, primarily at regional community and social events and in other settings likely to yield interest, including a local Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service (ACCHS).

The company's mortgage traders had increasing difficulty offloading the triple-A-rated C.D.O.s, which yielded low interest payments.

The existing benchmark 10-year Spanish bond yielded 5.469 percent interest, up six-hundredths of a percentage point, after the auction.

The case of the missing venomous snake in the Bronx Zoo has yielded much interest, many press inquiries and even a fake Twitter feed or two.

Designing an incentive scheme through a participatory process yielded high interest from health workers.