Sentence examples similar to by interest of from inspiring English sources

Indeed, normative critiques show that South-South cooperation and relations in practice are contradictory and complicated by interests of the state and national elites.

All scientific claims-making, after all, is driven by interests of varying kinds intellectual, economic, institutional, and cultural.

The design has been driven by the interest of collective encapsulation of MEMS and MMICs devices.

He began to write and illustrate in 1964, encouraged by the interest of people he met in New York.

Economists, anthropologists and psychologists joined forces in the 1990s, spurred on by the interest of business and politics.

The cable-drama business model has been helped by the interest of digital distributors like Netflix and Amazon.

The only limitation set is by the interest of the artist.

Shivenan recalled being surprised not long ago by the interest of a Japanese visitor in their traditional Irish music.

The band told journalists they were "pleasantly surprised by the interest" of fans despite their lengthy absence.

Initial policy was ad hoc and local, influenced by the interest of specific clinicians.

They tend to view their opponents as motivated by the profit interest of those corporations.