Sentence examples for concerned with interest from inspiring English sources

We're now in the second quarter (two IPOs with Twilio expected to price this week) and everyone is concerned with interest rates, Brexit and the upcoming presidential elections… again, nothing to do with technology.

Those concerned with interest rate fluctuations should also consider the Nuveen Tax-Advantaged Floating Rate Fund JFPP, 2.50), which provides both a steady monthly income and (for the next seven months, anyway) preferential dividend tax rates.

• A study by Edelman, the public relations business, found that 87 percent of Americans believe that companies should be at least as concerned with societal interests as with business interests.

But most musicians here were less concerned with the interests of the music business than they were with reaching listeners.

SOS believes Monsanto and other major firms are less concerned with protecting interests in research than in their lucrative business model.

The American educational psychologist David Krathwohl and some of his associates subsequently focused on the affective domain, which is concerned with student interests, attitudes, and feelings.

"Animals as Architects," through Sept. 3, featuring a home with walls of recyclable material and another with a secret tunnel, demonstrates that animals are concerned with human interests like energy efficiency and comfort.

Europe's Muslims are represented by umpteen different groups, often squabbling and often as concerned with the interests of a government abroad as with those of the people they say they want to help.

Michigan's attorney general, Mike Cox, a Republican who is running for governor, said he was disappointed that Illinois officials appeared more concerned with local interests than the health of the Great Lakes.

The British government's cosying up to Saudi Arabia, to China, and to Kazakhstan in recent weeks has cemented the impression that the UK is more concerned with British interests than human rights.

"ANIMALS AS ARCHITECTS," an interactive exhibition at the Staten Island Children's Museum, Snug Harbor Cultural Center, 1000 Richmond Terrace, Livingston, featuring a home with walls of recyclable material and another with a secret tunnel, demonstrating that animals are concerned with human interests like energy efficiency and comfort.