Sentence examples for Built-in interest from inspiring English sources

"That's a lot of built-in interest".

"That's a lot of built-in interest". So, what's the deal Eric?

So I had a built-in interest in the bust, and I ended up writing a nonfiction account of it, and that certainly had the effect of quarantining the novel from too much detailed explanation of financial specifics.

Such an insurance system is also seen as a foundation for interest rate liberalization, as a market-oriented interest rate would end the banks' built-in interest rate margin and could put depositors at risk.

Even Mr. Corsi said this book did not have what "Unfit for Command" had: a built-in interest group, the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, to run advertisements against its target.

Whereas whitewater kayaking has built-in interest, involving foam and speed enjoyed without having to self-generate that speed, ocean kayaking (which is essentially what a Bay kayak trip is) is akin to cross-country skiing - the pace is slow, the sights are unchanging and the work is tedious.

The idea of "finding" one's passion implies that people have built-in interests just waiting to be discovered, and if you can simply figure out what they are you will magically be able to embrace them, says the study, which will be published in the journal Psychological Science.

What, for instance, if Rupert Murdoch bought a controlling stake and was having his wicked way with BBC brands?Hence the greater popularity inside the BBC of ideas with some sort of built-in public-interest provision.

The big agencies' business model has a built-in conflict of interest.

There have been efforts to disconnect judicial pay from legislative retirement, to remove the built-in conflict of interest.

"It is a built-in conflict of interest throughout the campaign," said Chuck Lewis of the Center for Public Integrity in Washington.