Sentence examples for interest store from inspiring English sources

Big Blue Marble is a lesbian-owned (and often lesbian-staffed) general interest store with a feminist, progressive slant.

London Capital now hopes to branch out itself by offering less costly consumer finance as an alternative to high interest store cards and credit cards.

At the end of the 100-year simulation of the SACROC case study, the results forecast that the storage layers of interest store between 54% and 61% of total trapped CO2 in the entire domain in the oil phase, between 21% and 24% in the supercritical phase, and between 11% and 15% in the aqueous phase.

It enables biologists to analyze public as well as private gene expression, macromolecular interaction and annotation data; interactively query gene expression datasets; integrate data from multiple networks; query multiple networks for interactions of interest; store and selectively share the data as well as results of analyses.

Apple's database of points of interest (stores, restaurants, and so on), powered by Yelp, is sparser than Google's.

The idea to list nearby places of interest, stores, venues and the like was rather innovative when AroundMe launched back in September 2008.

The company currently has an AR-based iPhone app called World Surfer that allows you to hold up a compass-capable phone to any scene and ID points of interest, stores, and restaurants.

If you get carried away and can't pay the balance on the high-interest store credit card, transfer the balance to one of your credit cards.

Jo Boaden, chief executive of NHC, said: "Many people are finding it hard to cope in the current financial climate, and for those without a job, or on a low income, the purchase of a vital item such as a bed or washing machine can drive them to the door of loan sharks or high-interest stores.

As kids go through the grade system, this data reveals a granular evolving picture of their behavioral patterns, learning habits or disabilities, and intellectual interests, stored and analyzed outside of their control.

The nuclear crisis in Fukushima has yet to come to an end, and most of the radiation meters out there are expensive and usually sold in special-interest stores only: reason enough for Japan-based chemicals company S.T. Corp decided to bring the so-called Aircounter [JP] to market.