savers造句

Most savers do not use financial leverage.

Precut produce and bagged salads are time-savers.

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They are the aptly named Economides family from Arizona, and they are super-savers.

Personal savers are already seeking higher returns in markets such as Brazil's.

Using inflation to transfer wealth from savers to debtors may help boost spending.

The exchange-rate and capital controls of the Bretton Woods financial system kept savers from seeking high returns abroad.

Customers to deposit, which shall be for savers collective contribution, in order to win the savers collective on its return, which can be picked up later with low interest rates of housing loans.

With state Banks offering savers paltry rates of interest the under-the-counter ones simply offer more for deposits.

Since 1990 Japanese firms have swung from being big borrowers to big savers as they have sought to repay debts.

Most savers think that debt is bad and that paying off the mortgage on their home is smart.

Firms are also big savers in Germany and Japan, and seem equally minded to cling to cash in uncertain times.

For savers, for small businesses, and for homeowners, we must, in an uncertain and unstable world, be the rock of stability on which the British people can depend.

Design improvements and energy savers like motion detectors will also reduce the amount of light that beams skyward, which biologists increasingly say disrupts nocturnal wildlife.

Provided the next generation is larger than the one that preceded it, the savers can sell their assets at higher prices.

That has left many ordinary Japanese savers facing not just paper losses as the yen climbed but also steep margin calls from foreign-exchange brokers.

On January 5th he announced plans to offer tax-relief to some savers and pensioners—politically savvy and sensibly discrete—while sketching a vision of a thrifty post-recession economy.

The Federal Reserve's policy of driving interest rates down toward zero may have kept the financial system alive. But it is killing savers, and driving them to do desperate things.

And while base rate cuts are usually bad news for savers, the fact that Banks and building societies are seeking cash means they are still offering attractive interest rates on deposits.

One of Mr. Li's own policies – to offer more financing to car buyers – illustrates just how hard it could be to persuade a nation of savers to spend their country's way out of trouble.