Sentence examples for a narrow interest from inspiring English sources
This space is too valuable to sell out to such a narrow interest.
"People don't set up a donor-advised fund with a narrow interest," said Lorie Slutsky, its president.
She needs to understand that her rhetoric, directed as it is towards a narrow interest group of anti-wind campaigners, does make markets.
Race-betting in America was $11.4 billion in 2010, a drop of 22% from 2007, and counts as a "narrow interest," says Chris Bell, who used to run Ladbrokes, a big betting firm.Asia is another matter.
This funding mechanism, they argue, has two relevant effects: it gives control over the beef program not to politically accountable legislators, but to a narrow interest group that will pay no heed to respondents dissenting views, and it creates the perception that the advertisements speak for beef producers such as respondents.
These people have a narrow interest having their rhetoric and persona tank investment in the economy (or at least spook the stock market), so that a weakened Donald Trump runs for reelection in 2020.
Its ratio of expenses to assets is 0.5%-low compared with a norm of 2.5% for Indian banks and the subsidiaries of foreign ones-thus permitting it to earn a healthy profit despite a narrow interest spread of 1.8 to 2 percentage points.
Although the big organizations express solidarity with environmental efforts overseas -- N.R.D.C.'s motto is "The Earth's Best Defense" -- their spending priorities indicate a narrower interest.
He said he would have liked to have known because it would have guided his questioning and interpretation of Mr. Rosen's testimony, given that his clients in the smaller CDS group represented a narrower interest group with a more specific agenda.
This chance of a narrower interest-rate gap has also helped lift the dollar.
One gets glimpses of Hamsun's interest in world affairs, but it is a rather narrow interest: a belief in the destiny of Germany, and, for reasons that no one has ever quite figured out, a hatred of England.
