Sentence examples similar to easier interest from inspiring English sources

Don't let the allure of "Easy, interest free payments" draw you into unnecessary purchases.

It's easier to interest the news media in information about front-runners.

It's far easier to interest big donors in funding eye-catching initiatives than in funding unglamorous core activities.

It is a much-remarked feature of modern times that it's rather easier to interest the British electorate in game shows than government.

The American political system is more fragmented, and easier for interest groups to lobby, than most other systems in the developed world.

Some developers say they plan to proceed with construction even without firm commitments from tenants, hoping it will be easier to interest prospective tenants in a building that is complete or partly complete than in a vacant lot.

But once customers' attention is engaged it is easier to interest them in bigger changes, such as replacing inefficient appliances or installing efficient cooling and heating systems.Further gains can come from managing demand rather than simply ramping up supply to meet it.

The regulation would make it easier for interest groups – notably labor unions – to get their officials on corporate boards and push their own agenda rather than trying to maximize value for all shareholders.

Mr. Tilson Thomas said he understood that it was not easy to interest young people in classical music.

Most though not all such officials accept that now is no time to be tightfisted, that for the time being credit must be easy and interest rates low.

The administration has insisted that the booming economy is not inflationary, suggesting, in effect, that the Fed should go easy on interest rates.