Sentence examples for interest found from inspiring English sources

The final report, released with little fanfare in March 1999 and eliciting little Congressional interest, found improper practices at all 11 bases.

For five years Brailsford has straddled the two operations, and in 2011 a Deloitte investigation into possible conflicts of interest found "no major risks or issues".

This interest found expression in a number of scholarly works: Titus Pomponius Atticus, Cicero's friend and correspondent, wrote on chronology and on Trojan families; others compiled lengthy volumes on Etruscan religion; Marcus Terentius Varro, the greatest scholar of his age, published the encyclopaedic work Divine and Human Antiquities.

Ecclesiastical condemnation of "usury," which originally covered any lending of money with the payment of interest, found expression in painting in both northern and southern Europe, illustrated in the exhibition by a series of characteristic admonitory pieces by Italian and Flemish painters, portraying money changers, misers and usurers.

Further fine mapping should be applied on the chromosomal regions of interest found in this study.

Statistical analyses based on regions of interest found differential activation patterns for frontal and temporal areas in the brain.

"Those with a vested interest find ways around legislation.

Survey tallies iPhone interest, finds only 6% to buy [iLounge].

Researchers explore such data to discover topics of interest, find related research groups, and estimate the impact of authors and publications [1 6].

Paul's Randian self-interest found its match about halfway through the video, during a brief interaction with the Florida senator Marco Rubio, who, possibly in an attempt to relate to "the kids," agreed to speak to the social-media star on Skype.

Dr. Williams's appointment was hailed by the heads of all British faiths, though some churchmen with particular interests found separate resonances in the choice.