Sentence examples for interest rather than a from inspiring English sources

You may be extremely interested in knowing more about the person, have a passing interest rather than a desire or completely lack any interest in learning more about your date.

Why would anybody buy this uninsured debt if the only return is interest rather than a possible share-price bonanza?

Principled compromise is easier to reach when we are addressing a national interest rather than a special interest.

The internet has also brought new listeners, particularly to stations that serve a community of interest rather than a geographical area.

Police are anxious to stress that Mr Clark is so far being treated as a "person of interest" rather than a formal suspect.

In this sense she is offering up Beginners as an item of interest rather than a finished piece of work – a bootleg if you will.

This will increase the likelihood that results based on this transformation are generalizable to the population of interest rather than an artifact of a given sample.

As with everything else the pursuit of sexual pleasure should be approached with mild interest rather than an all consuming passion.

What Britain wants from the European Union, in the view of some continental Europeans, is a narrow relationship built on trade and self-interest rather than a broader part built on integration and solidarity.

But more often than not, these changes reflect direct Chinese interests rather than a desire to please the West.

The 25 executive directors and their advisers see their role as guarding their countries' parochial interests, rather than a broader institutional one.