Sentence examples for has very different interests from inspiring English sources

"We really need to understand that Russia has very different interests from ours.

Voters have very different interests.

"Managements can have very different interests from shareholders".

As a 21-year-old man I found we certainly had very different interests".

"China and Brazil have very different interests and priorities, and within these countries there are intense contests between different approaches, reflecting domestic political dynamics," says the IDS bulletin China and Brazil in African Agriculture.

The company has two artistic directors – Paldi and George Mann – who take it in turns to direct projects and have very different interests: "I love words, and George's physicality is very strong," says Paldi.

"There is no such thing as a natural passion," he told me, when I mentioned that my own daughters have very different interests and abilities in music and sports.

They're pieced together and people have very different interests.

By acknowledging that people have very different interests and motivations for engaging in citizen science, projects with multiple ways to participate are more likely to reach larger and broader audiences (Bonney et al. 2016).

Manning: Aesthetically we all have very different interests, but we're all trying to explore something new, especially in terms of technology.

Actors at the coal-face of systems, often the actual implementers of policy, may have very different interests and perspectives than their managers.