Sentence examples for interest in linking from inspiring English sources

Euronext has repeatedly stated its interest in linking up with the London Stock Exchange.

Mr. Snow's title refers to his interest in linking abstract image and sound, an effort common to all his films.

Shekau had expressed interest in linking up with Isis in the past and has faithfully copied Isis tactics.

Jean-Marie Messier, the chief executive of Vivendi, has publicly expressed interest in linking its 49percentt of Canal Plus, Europe's largest pay television service, to Sky.

Mr Netanyahu, they suggested, should express his interest in linking Israel's vast gasfields in the Mediterranean by pipeline to Turkey, which seeks to be a European energy hub.

Advances in biotechnology — and pressure on elected Republicans to curb them — are partly responsible for the surge of interest in linking evolutionary and political theory, said those in the thick of the debate.

According to Lowe, who once worked as an art handler for the dealer David Zwirner and helped to install some of Jason Rhoades's megalomaniacal material investigations, he was interested in "linking disparate realities using architecture," to create "fever dreams of a countercultural past".

The Chamber plans to conduct a study and eventually solicit bids from service providers who would be interested in linking those businesses to the Internet via fiber.

Scientists and artists who are interested in linking their disciplines to create visual art are brought together annually at the Bridges conference to display their work, Discover reports.

The defender said he has had offers for next season and would be interested in linking up with Clough again, but will bide his time before making a decision.

In this work we were interested in linking Ras activation to HSV-1 replication in a direct manner in order to generate a novel oncolytic herpes virus which can target cancer cells.