Sentence examples for interest adding from inspiring English sources

Here, we do find undoubtedly new material (indeed, material of great interest) adding to what we knew already.

Alone with the lovers, the pastor admits to "a professional interest," adding, "I have a feeling of sitting next to Death himself".

Tom Winsor, who becomes the first chief inspector never to have been a police officer, said he would focus his work on the "public interest", adding that having more efficient and effective forces would increase public safety.

Ryan Heath, the spokesman for the European commission's vice-president Neelie Kroes, told the BBC that he couldn't see how Google's decision to remove Peston's blogpost from search results was in the public interest, adding that the "right to be forgotten" ruling should not allow people to "Photoshop their own lives".

Michael Getler, the PBS ombudsman, has sided with the critics, writing in a column on Friday on PBS.org that the series suffered from "at least the appearance of a conflict of interest," adding, "It doesn't mean that funders exerted any editorial influence, but it left me feeling they didn't have to".

In his foreword to A Choice for Britain, Brown promises plans for a "post-crisis" world where Labour would govern in the national interest, adding: "By 2015, we want our country to be fairer, greener, more prosperous and democratic… We know this will be the fight of our lives.

When unsubsidized, interest adds up while the student is enrolled.

With the interest added it goes up to £15,105.

Lost, Cash Gained It took almost 50 years, and there was no interest added.

The couple's other former GE Money debt with Link is having interest added at 12.4%.

In retail, as in restaurants, another consumer's interest adds value to any purchase I am considering.