Sentence examples for field of interested from inspiring English sources

NEW YORK TIMES Cerberus's Effort to Exit Gun Maker Moves Forward  |  The private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management announced last year that it would shed its controlling stake in the Freedom Group, and it "is expected to kick off a more formal auction process this week to narrow the field of interested parties," The Financial Times reports.

Bring your pod casts under notice of bloggers and online pundits who maybe interested in covering your field of interest.

If there's a particular field of work you're interested in, you might consider a work-study program.

The fracture behavior of human bone is an interesting field of research for medical scientists, which are interested in predicting the fracture risk, but also for engineers, which are interested in mimicking bone structure in the design of new materials.

In particular, it was one of the pioneers of the field of "citizen science", in which interested amateurs are recruited to help professionals crunch data.

It could be said, in contrast to how Mayr defines How-questions, that the field of evolutionary biology is also interested in How-questions concerning the micro-processes of evolution that can be studied today (for example the study of natural selection in Darwin's finches by Grant and Grant as described in Weiner 1994).

The authors are currently embarking on a series of field tests with interested companies.

The year 2009 was again an interesting one for readers interested in the field of infection in critically ill patients.

A review of the recent contributions published in the last few years (Table 1) show that the research field is interested by the usage of UAVs in area that are difficult to access, and also as a temporary replacement of local infrastructure (like cellphone towers).

The book covers all of the latest developments in the field, and is very timely due to the explosion of interested in hES cells.

It could be hypothesized that participating physicians were more likely to be interested in the field of COPD and prescribe treatments more adequately than less interested physicians.