Sentence examples similar to definite interest for from inspiring English sources

The Observer has learnt of definite interest from an English-led group planning to spend £100m on the club.

Further investigation of the causes for this difference will be of definite interest in understanding the genome annotation and/or the evolution of the metabolic network of Synechocystis.

Wark signed for Middlesbrough, the first club to show "a definite interest" in him, on a two-year contract, moving back to play in the centre of defence.

The evidence is against this, inasmuch as for Hippias, Prodicus, Gorgias, and Protagoras there are records of a definite interest in questions of this kind.

We have definite interest in them.

"There's definite interest on his part," Horwits said.

"There's a definite interest in participating," echoes Charles Keene of Democrats Abroad and the NAACP.

There is definite interest within the organization in bringing back Strickland.

THIRD MAN: " Hillary has shown a definite interest in the upstate New York area".

(A fan of the Clinton-for-mayor scenario shared that factoid with the first couple recently, and the president was said to have shown a definite interest, while Hillary lit up like a Christmas tree).

So it is of definite interest that Ms. Thierrée, 39, is the granddaughter of Charlie Chaplin.