Sentence examples for interest derived from inspiring English sources

Her first political passion was environmentalism, an interest derived from her first recreational passion, which was the ocean.

The small amount of interest derived from their savings can make the difference between abject poverty and actually living.

It then packages those receivables into bonds and sells them to investors, who receive interest derived from the insurance payments.

It then packaged those receivables into collateral for bonds and sold the bonds to investors, who received interest derived from the insurance payments.

The board, created in 1983, disburses about $12 million annually from the interest derived from small, temporary escrow accounts private lawyers set up for clients as part of their cases.

His paintings were among the first after the collapse of the Song dynasty and its academy of painting to show an interest derived from subjects and styles of ancient masters.

This interest derives not only from the physiological role of the periosteum during bone repair, but is also supported by the unique properties and marked bone-forming potential of expanded periosteum-derived cells.

And though it is a comedy, its interest derives not so much from in our being made to laugh at any particular human follies, but rather, "more out of the sentiments and characters than out of the actions or situations.

This interest derives in part from the experience of other industries (nuclear power, naval aircraft carriers, NASA) that are known for their ability to reliably deal with risky processes.

Royal Gold, Inc. (Royal Gold) together with its subsidiaries, is engaged in the business of acquiring and managing precious metals royalties and similar interests derived from production.

In short, Western involvement in the Middle East over the past decades is anchored in economic interest from which security, political, ideological and humanitarian interests derive.