That does not mean applying for every vacancy in which they have a slight interest, she suggests, but to study what employers are looking for in roles to which these job-seekers are well matched.
The Knicks have only a slight interest in Roberts, who may be headed to the Los Angeles Lakers.
More important, while these justices might conceivably have had a slight pecuniary interest, we find it impossible to characterize that interest as " 'direct, personal, substantial, [and] pecuniary.' " Ward, supra, at 60 (quoting Tumey, supra, at 523).
Being someone who has more than a slight interest with celebrity culture, I love nothing more than Tuesday rolling round and me heading out to Sainsbury's (other major supermarkets available), picking up my weeklies and immersing myself in 'their world'.
They have a slight conflict of interest.
We can use Google's search tool to find stuff without having the slightest interest in whether the world's information is organized or not.
You can be a great scientist and not have the slightest interest in communicating; Isaac Newton was a lousy communicator.
Why else would Robert Lewandowski be presumed to have the slightest interest in leaving a league that has just achieved an 8-1 againstte against Barcelona and Real Madrid?) Perhaps it is time footballers borrowed the example of basketball players in the United States, who have taken to producing campaign videos for public voting on the All-Stars line-up.
"I never had the slightest interest in writing a book just to tell the story of a great man.
Neither my mother or father had the slightest interest in preserving a memory of our existence.
I could go on (it's in the worst kind of flood zone, it's at the wrong end of the city, it will add to congestion, it's already outdated, it is incredibly ugly, it's up against a public park of which there are few in Yorkville and East Harlem, it's next to a historic building, etc), but if you have the slightest interest, read the report, "Talking Trash," which explains it all.
