Sentence examples for extremely of interest from inspiring English sources

Further biological investigation will be extremely of interest to understand of the impact of these two genes on obesity and/or type 2 diabetes.

The latest polls indicate an extremely high level of interest in the race.

The principal source of income for these criminal syndicates is the supply of goods and services that are illegal but for which there is continued public demand, such as drugs, prostitution, loan-sharking (i.e., lending money at extremely high rates of interest), and gambling.

A motion noting the "extremely high rates of interest" received cross-party backing in the Senedd on Wednesday.

"This appointment marks the culmination of an extensive recruitment process which saw an extremely pleasing level of interest in the post from a number of excellent candidates".

There is also a sense of desperation that both monetary and fiscal policy have almost exhausted their potential, given the size of the fiscal deficits and the already extremely low level of interest rates.

At first, it looked as if the chances of this happening were increasing, because of the controversy surrounding City Mortgage Corporation: last month, it was criticised by the Office of Fair Trading for imposing unusually severe redemption charges and an extremely high "penalty rate" of interest on those who are late with their payments.But the government now seems to be re-thinking its position.

Adsorption over Pt(1 1 1) is dissociative and extremely exothermic at potentials of interest, leading to a high surface coverage of H* for which gaseous hydrogen evolution is competitive with oxidation.

One extremely well suited area of interest for pyrosequencing-based diversity surveys that has received surprisingly little attention so far, is examining fine scale (e.g. micrometer to millimeter) beta diversity in complex microbial ecosystems.

First, he says, after many months of extremely low interest rates, there are signs of frothiness.

Economists at Goldman Sachs reckon that if crude oil prices average $18 a barrel in 2002, $10 below the level in the first three quarters of 2001, real household income could jump by $50 billion, or about 0.5% of GDP.Americans are taking advantage of extremely low interest rates to refinance their mortgages.