Sentence examples for interests depending on from inspiring English sources
Another obstacle for borrowers is that investors in commercial mortgage-backed securities have divergent interests, depending on their level of risk.
Each botanical garden naturally develops its own special fields of interests depending on its personnel, location, extent, available funds, and the terms of its charter.
In an exclusive interview, he says, "You can either say I'm a shill -- or an attorney who is representing my clients' interests, depending on how you want to characterize it".
"I feel like these songs, the material, and the music and the arrangements are built to really span interests depending on where you are in your world, both mentally and musically, and to kind of reflect the reality of what's going on inside".
Food processors also have conflicting interests, depending on whether their products are import-competing or whether they have to depend on imported raw materials.
The asymmetry hypothesis claims that sincere voting for redistribution beyond the pocketbook by a given share of inequality-averse voters is more or less likely to translate into redistribution outcomes beyond pocketbook interests depending on how likely inequality-averse voters are to be pivotal; pivotality, in turn, depends on the relative strength of income classes.
Marcotte notes that as recently as a year ago, the grounds with which a politician's sex life became a matter of public interest depended on said politician's own stance on sexual privacy.
The airline example is one of protection of corporate information for corporate self-protection (or public interest, depending on one's view).
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, for instance, has become a state within a state, and its economic interests depend on external links.
The outcome of the last election offers a vivid example of how crucially their interests depend on which party controls the White House and Congress.
Of course, the extent to which local officials can implement economic policies to protect local economic interests depends on the window of opportunity provided by the central government.
