Sentence examples for a very vested from inspiring English sources

"I have a very vested interest, as do you, to help the next mayor succeed in spectacular fashion, no matter who he is," Mr. Bloomberg said.

But remember that some of those blows are being inflicted not just in the public interest but also to protect a very vested private interest too.

Blizzard have had "20 years of successfully telling stories and a very vested interest in making sure their franchise is protected", so theirs is a pretty entrenched vision.

Blizzard has had "twenty years of successfully telling stories and a very vested interest in making sure their franchise is protected," so theirs is a pretty entrenched vision.

The United States, South Korea and Japan are all very vested in the Perry process, which is actually a kind of American version of President Kim's Sunshine Policy".

There are a lot of people who are very vested in being skeptics, and, frankly, we live in a world where we do need some skeptics," Zabel acknowledged.

"Most people don't refer to the state as Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, but some people have become very vested in the name all of a sudden," said David N. Cicilline, a Democratic state representative.

In fact, virtually all of them said that when and if they managed to speak to their Arab kefils (or sponsors), that these higher ups were actually very vested in helping them.

He followed up Reynolds and showed a masterful understanding of his crowd and did it all in a very dapper vest.

My guess is, rather gloomily, that this is another aspect of the "women's voices" problem; that public authority is still very largely vested not just in what men say but also what they write (and for the most part, white, middle-class men at that).

"You can almost see with some of them that are very much vested in keeping public television's educational, nonpartisan nature intact that this could be kind of a complicating factor," he said.