Sentence examples for interest that would be from inspiring English sources

(Just as a matter of interest, that would be about ten votes per state if you did it nationally).

Because of the error, the government underestimated the interest that would be earned for the trust fund.

"If I had to pick a tree that was my favorite for year-round interest, that would be it," Mr. Wheeler said.

Ms. Vieira said she was engrossed by "Slumdog," apart from her role on the television show, and said if it aroused new interest, "that would be terrific".

"As a general matter," the guidelines say, "I.N.S. officers may decline to prosecute a legally sufficient immigration case if the federal immigration enforcement interest that would be served by prosecution is not substantial".

"Scottish Ministers therefore believe there is a national interest that would be best served by further scrutiny of these proposals".

Mention to your new network that you're considering making this a career, so if they could drop any of their other soon-to-be-departing or dog-owning friends of your interest, that'd be great!

"I thought I had exactly the combination of interests that would be perfect for them," he said.

There is no law saying that it must exist forever, and there are political and business interests that would be better off if it didn't exist and that have worked hard to undermine it.

Since there are so many deeply entrenched interests that would be adversely affected, it is very doubtful that any of us now living will see the day that these revolutionary changes are brought to fruition.

The Senate was to have 40 members: eight from each colony and eight additional members, including four to represent "Native" (black African) interests, that would be appointed by the British governor.