Sentence examples for interested in the changes from inspiring English sources

UBM, which makes 95% of its profits outside the UK, is particularly interested in the changes to the so-called controlled foreign companies regime, which is changing the way companies are taxed on profits they make overseas.

Howell would hitchhike to McLaughry's airbase to support him as other members of the crew became interested in the changes in his life.

Given this specific case of a pedophilic patient we were especially interested in the changes of hemodynamic responses to the images of girls.

Because our focus in this analysis is contraceptive adoption by midterm, we are particularly interested in the changes between the two time periods.

We are particularly interested in the changes in quality of life experienced by women in the years immediately following their diagnosis and treatment of BC, including the impact of a range of BC therapies (such as the symptoms of estrogen deficiency) as well as the eventual impact of complications such as recurrence.

And what was nice about him was that for all of his limitations he was interested -- interested in passing phenomena and interested in the news and in changes of style, interested in the changes in American costume, especially as it affected women.

"I've been working on and interested in the change in how we interact with technology for a while now and am convinced it's undergoing a giant shift," Rose said.

Logarithmic or ratio graphs are used when one is more interested in the change in the ratios of numbers rather than their absolute value.

But these estimates are population averages and are not sufficient for my analysis because I am rather interested in the change in a probability that occurs for individuals on foot of a change in the independent variable.

I'll be interested in the change.

We have chosen this approach as we were more interested in the change of behaviour at the service level rather than the actual change in behaviour of an individual resident.