Sentence examples for given greater interest from inspiring English sources

There's often talk about the "gamification" of the world and how activities that are rather dull, like personal banking, will be given greater interest by teaching the skills you need to deal with them using, for instance, a puzzle game.

Arianna's dialogues at the event were dynamic and gave great interest to her newest work with her book Thrive.

The exchange rate was given more room to float, curbs on capital flows eased and banks were given greater freedom to set interest rates.

After the stagflation of the 1970s, the trend in the 1980s and 1990s was for central banks to be given greater independence to set interest rates, along with an inflation target.

A global cortical PIB PET retention summary was formed by combining the prefrontal, orbitofrontal, parietal, temporal, anterior cingulate and posterior cingulate/precuneus values for each subject, using a weighted average of these regions of interest values where larger regions of interest were given greater weight.

A global cortical PIB retention summary was formed by combining the prefrontal, orbito-frontal, parietal, temporal, anterior cingulate and posterior cingulate/precuneus ratio values for each subject, using a weighted average of these regions of interest values where larger regions of interest were given greater weight.

Giving greater equity interests in companies to all employees makes a lot of sense – although not the idea of the government taking a 10% direct benefit from this, which would be a partial nationalisation of much of UK business.

We have revised the sentence to read "Given the greater interest in the trapped rat shown by openers and the lack of aggressive interactions between opener pairs, the authors favor the interpretation that rats open the restrainer door in order to terminate the trapped rat's distress".

Given the greater interest in the trapped rat shown by openers and the lack of aggressive interactions between opener pairs, the authors favor the interpretation that rats open the restrainer door in order to terminate the trapped rat's distress.

People don't see the environment as a luxury, but government gives greater priority to corporate interests.

A 1998 report from the Government Accountability Office also concluded that HUD oversight was lacking, and HOPE VI was giving greater weight to the interests of real estate developers.