Sentence examples for interests for one from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Brien had offered to buy Eircom's fixed-line business, excluding its Internet interests, for one euro, or 93 cents, a share, or 2.25 billion euros ($2.1 billion), in October, but the offer was rejected as too low.

In the screenshot at the top of this post, you can see how Reverb might slice up the different audience interests for one site.

Werblin had too many outside interests — for one thing, he owned a good-sized racing stable — and Johnny found himself managing the company as well as starring in the show, because his partner wasn't always there.

"With fewer public companies out there, any one of them is more likely to become a target of interest for one hedge fund or another," Mr. Slaughter said.

Those films generated interest for one of the most highly anticipated releases of the decade, Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace (1999), the first installment in a prequel trilogy about the young Jedi knight Anakin Skywalker.

For example, if the company has to pay interest at the rate of 10percentt per year, an investment of $100 in a one-year asset today will not be worthwhile unless it will return at least $110 a year from now ($100 plus 10percentt interest for one year).

We read "A Person of Interest" for one of the best reasons to read any fiction: to transcend the limitations of our own lives, to find out what it's like to be someone else, to recognize unmistakable aspects of ourselves staring back at us from the portrait of a stranger.

No bank is going to trade an asset paying above-market interest for one paying at-market interest.

In the plot level analysis, the optimal plot design was defined by minimizing the cost-plus-loss (CPL) defined for the p variables of interest for one plot.

Some users may have the same level of interest for all spots, whereas other users may have stronger interest for one or several spots among all their interest spots.

In Figure 9 is presented an example of the mechanical behaviour of the three examined muscles, over the frequency range of interest, for one subject and with respect to each posture.