Sentence examples for elusive interest from inspiring English sources
Anyway, Ali says Maura's new life "means we all have to start over", which seems like a convenient excuse for her to try another elusive interest.
Obviously, the team knows that many have been going after this very thing, but Mandal is encouraged by what he has seen as "many fantastic failures" saying that no one has yet nailed the "elusive" interest graph.
Previously, he's blamed an elusive "interest rate lobby," the US,Israel, "the atheists," and even topless men dressed in leather for the violence and economic losses that came out of the massive Gezi protests last summer.
Previously, he's blamed an elusive "interest rate lobby", the US,Israel, "the atheists" and even topless men dressed in leather for the violence and economic losses that came out of the massive Gezi protests last summer.
One such underlying core mechanism of growth, is the often-elusive interest rate.
The father of the divine Susan Nunnery, Atwater's elusive love interest, muses sagely on the financial field.
That quite perfect utterance is made by Nelly Zhang, a painter and the elusive love interest of the novel's protagonist, Tom.
To sweep within the Fourteenth Amendment the elusive property interests that are by definition protected by unfair-competition law would violate our frequent admonition that the Due Process Clause is not merely a font of tort law. Paul v. Davis, 424 U.S. 693, 701 (1976).
However, long-term GPS tracking of fish has remained elusive despite huge interest in describing fish movements [5].
But it also covers more elusive, and evolving, interests, such as exploitation of one's personal name and image (right of publicity), trade secrets, and a generalized concern with prevention of acts amounting to unlicensed appropriation of another's time, labor, and money.
Many kinetic and molecular details of the mechanism of the nucleotide addition cycle and its regulation, however, remain elusive and generate continued interest and even controversy.
