Sentence examples for interested meaning from inspiring English sources

Lots of people mistakenly hit the ads who really aren't interested, meaning advertisers are paying for unwanted engagements, driving up the effective CPM sky-high to as much as $50 or $60 in some cases (more typically it is a fraction of that, but still well above the low-single digit CPMs of most mobile ads).

Potential bidders were given up to six weeks to confirm their interest, meaning interested parties will soon have to firm up their offers, with Daily Mail & General Trust DMGTT) among those looking at buying the outlet, reports Sky News.

I'm less interested in meaning -- whatever that word means, I'm not quite sure, I keep meaning to look up meaning -- than in doing.

Noted MIT linguistics scholar Kai von Fintel is interested in meaning.

"You're about 10 minutes away," the deli clerk said to me about the road I was interested in, meaning a 10-minute drive.

But streaming services-turned-commissioning bodies such as Netflix and Amazon Prime have, says Thompson, "different metrics for measuring what people are interested in", meaning they appeal not just to film-makers but advertisers too.

Until 30 September 2010, all interested parties – meaning service and content providers, consumers, businesses and researchers – are invited to respond to the consultation.

Her pungent observations deserve the attention of anyone interested in the meaning and significance of the 'Open Science' movement". "Has there been a shift in what "data" means that is key to understanding the future of science?

"I'm interested in style, meaning, how things are done.

I'm interested in the meaning of the colors, words and symbols, and in what happens if we stick 'fast' on to a static piece of furniture".

"I'm much more interested in the meaning that's being conveyed in that incredible ritual than who's first," he said.