Sentence examples for deeply vested from inspiring English sources
'deeply vested' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a person, company, or organization who has an intense and strong commitment to something. For example, "The company is deeply vested in promoting sustainable and ethical business practices."
But it was deeply vested in the status quo as well.
Palestinian families are also deeply vested in prospects for a deal, as many of them have relatives in Israeli prisons.
"Most of the anti-decomissioning forces have deeply vested business interests that thrive in the prevailing chaos," it says.
Still, members of cable's creative universe find themselves deeply vested in the struggles of their network brethren.
Some people deeply vested in the organic movement see it as a way to heal the environment and offer consumers better food, while others hope that organic farming will preserve the family farm and expand local access to food.
Parvathi Menon in the Hindu wonders what Brexit will mean for India – and for Indian people living in the UK: India remains deeply vested in the outcome of the referendum for two reasons.
Such radical reform would, says Johnson, "require preparedness to confront deeply entrenched vested interests within the savings industry".
Moreover, given the vast profits available under the current system, the struggle to bring about a significant energy transition faces stiff resistance from deeply entrenched vested interests.
It was part of a decision, Mr. Gladish said, "to stay fully vested in the neighborhood while dealing with a deeply distressed and very ancient building".
Funds are vested immediately.
