Sentence examples for in which interests from inspiring English sources

Human societies, however, are not super-organisms but constantly shifting coalitions of coalitions, in which interests are negotiated and balanced.

In 1991, soon after he joined Enron from Continental Bank in Chicago, Mr. Fastow worked with a group of Wall Street firms to put together a deal, known as Cactus 1, in which interests in natural gas reserves would be packaged and sold to public investors.

The role characteristics derived from these five answers fail to provide a coherent framework in which interests and values can be traded off against each other.

Innovation is not only a technical process of 'solving problems'; it also involves economic and political processes in which interests are articulated, alliances are built and outcomes are struggled over.

For the constructivist it is the particular way in which interests become built into the technology and practices within which it is embedded that is ethically significant (Brey 2000, 2004, 2006).

In addition to the utility of violent prowess in vanquishing enemies and in acquiring food, assaults and threats are effective coercive tactics more generally, whether in the context of helping oneself to another's property, in the pursuit of sexual access or in any other area in which interests are not consonant.

"Islamic financing", in which interest payments – forbidden to Muslims – are replaced by service charges, is available.

There is something explosive about an era in which interest in politics grows while faith in politics declines.

That may happen even on the current plan in which interest rates start to rise slowly from zero in 2015.

But these small percentage gains can add up, something like the way in which interest compounds over time.

THE monetary economics of a world in which interest rates are close to zero are not especially mysterious.