Sentence examples for economically interest from inspiring English sources
But as the European Union has drawn closer to Russia economically, interest in Russian human rights has waned, except when developments are so outrageous — like the assassination of the journalist Anna Politkovskaya in 2006 — that they cannot be ignored.
However, breed numbers were already low when these initiatives began to be implemented, and media attention on the Trait du Nord is insufficient to maintain economically viable interest.
Correct management of multiple-use mountain forests, in order to maintain their efficiency and develop all their required functions, needs continuous intervention despite the fact that terrain conditions and slopes render the work difficult and not economically of interest.
But it is a message that has antagonised economically powerful interests.
As for those negotiations, the strongest cooperation with the EU is in our national interest economically and strategically.
Mr Blair is right that "it is in Britain's interest economically and politically that we are a leading player in Europe".
Since seed production is important economically, there is interest in understanding plant metabolism during the reproductive stage of the crop.
There's nothing wrong with selling stuff or with looking out for your own best interests; after all, the whole point of a free market is to make the pursuit of self-interest economically efficient.
Through fear of loss of Chinese trade they make business and political concessions that are against their interests, economically and morally.
The foreign affairs minister said Australia had made connections with Trump's transition team "to ensure that Australia's interests, economically, strategically, national security, defence, are made known to the administration very early on".
It's in Britain's interests economically because of the jobs, because of the investment, because of the growth that comes to our own country from trading with this country so clearly on the rise".
