Sentence examples for interest when it was from inspiring English sources
The council elected an Executive Presbytery to serve as the central administrative group; this organ was empowered to execute the mandates given it by the General Council and to act for the council in all matters that affected its interest when it was not in session.
Microcephaly is a very rare condition, but its genetic basis aroused considerable interest when it was discovered that there is wide variation (polymorphism) in one of the genes that had been implicated, microcephalin, which when mutated leads to premature termination of synthesis of a protein involved in fetal brain development.
And there was interest when it was $10 million.
Firewood is scarce in D'kar, and the project saw significant interest when it was displayed at a community showcase.
This is not necessarily from far-flung parts of the globe and those expressing interest when it was first marketed, but this is good, gritty interest".
LIKE a lot of other rock and pop stars the singer and keyboard player Gregg Allman read "Life," the autobiography of the guitarist Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones, with avid interest when it was published in 2010.
Kurt Schwitters's "Merzbarn" is certain to attract great interest when it is eventually put on view in a new section of the Fine Art Department at Newcastle University.
In any case, is copying 19th-century Irish nationalists in causing irresponsible mayhem in the SNP's strategic interest when it is trying to persuade wavering Scots ("switherers" in the jargon) to support independence?
"You are going to have to pay a higher level of interest when it's quick money," she says, happy to accept the cost because no one else will lend to her.
This aspect is of particular interest when it is not possible to proceed with classical geometric levelling operations due to logistical or other reasons: for instance, where levelling lines need to cross impassable areas such as streams, soft soils or canyons.
Nor does the creation of money by commercial banks through lending require any faith other than in the borrower's ability to repay the loan with interest when it is due.
