Sentence examples for closer interests from inspiring English sources

But these pairs may have closer interests than at first appear.

Green-minded governments and regulators are taking a closer interest in the technology.

That is a pity, since some workplaces are weird enough to merit closer interest from fiction.

He took a closer interest in the English Revolution, seeing in it similarities to contemporary Britain.

Greenberg said the NRL would take a closer interest in the operations of the Parramatta club.

By this time, the mainstream media had begun to sit up and take a closer interest in disability benefits.

If these are bail-outs, they are certainly not painless.There are already signs that shareholders are taking a much closer interest in the way banks are run.

For if Apple disappeared, Microsoft was concerned that the US competition authorities would take a much closer interest in its market dominance.

And Mr Higgs could usefully propose ways to make institutional shareholders take a closer interest in the firms they own, though he seems unlikely to do so.

Certainly states will be taking a far closer interest in what goes on in banking and finance in the years ahead.

Alternatively it could overreach and in so doing force index funds and money managers into taking a closer interest in the firms they own.