Sentence examples for interest has got from inspiring English sources

"Did Russia murder Litvinenko is a question that this inquest, if it is going to do anything in the public interest, has got to be in a position to answer," Ben Emmerson, a lawyer for the Litvinenko family, told the coroner.

This interest has got deeper over the years".

"Part of what is now AOL Time Warner used to be just Time Warner, and as we've gotten bigger and as we've done mergers, the risk of conflicts of interest has gotten much bigger," Glenn Britt, chairman of Time Warner Cable, said yesterday in a telephone interview.

So far, on most environmental issues, commercial interests have got the upper hand.

So: private interests have got the railways, they're getting the Royal Mail and they're getting our schools.

However, the absence of this policy from last month's Queen's speech clearly reflects that corporate interests have got to other members of the cabinet.

"In the discussions that occur after the SNP have their referendum, if the vote is as we expect it may well be, in favour of independence, then obviously English interests have got to be taken into account".

Blick says that those with big business interests have got nowhere to turn: "All businesses can do is try and lobby the Conservative party to shift their position.

The problem is that special interests have gotten a hold of them and for the most part made them worse.

Gibbs said he was told that "K Street had a copy of the Baucus plan, meaning, not surprisingly, the special interests have gotten a copy of the plan that I understand was given to committee members today," The Hill reported.

He said: "I've had a bit of interest but nothing that has got me excited".