Sentence examples for interests served as from inspiring English sources
Cecilia was very active in The Sisterhood Of Temple Judea in Manhasset and among other volunteer interests served as PTA President of Searingtown Elementary School.
Pressure on Obama from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to heed business interests served as a strong incitement in forcing Browner's resignation after the democratic "shellacking" in midterm elections: a result that his abandonment of cap-and-trade had failed to prevent.
Iraq's neighbors from all sides of the border meddled to their hearts' content in the country's internal affairs and virtually all Iraqi political blocks, each according to its ethno-sectarian background and respective interests, served as proxies for these regional evil-doers.
The business plan of CTMM, in which the stakeholders in the project expressed their views and interests, served as the starting point to define a set of criteria.
Low bandgap PbS quantum dots (QDs) have attracted special interests serving as promising sensitizers for developing high performance near-infrared responsive photovoltaics.
The individual selected by the installation commander, or equivalent, to serve as the installation co-chair of the RAB, represent DoD's interests, serve as liaison with community RAB members, and advocate RAB concerns within the installation staff.
Thus the very broad-based nature of such a network could draw together a multifaceted range of intersecting interests, serving as a sort of "umbrella" community.
Sequences surrounding the site of interest served as normalization and reference peaks for quantification and quality control.
For all quantitative analyses cDNA content of each sample was compared with another sample following the ΔΔCt technique [ 23]. 18S rRNA and which was amplified in parallel with the genes of interest, served as housekeeping gene.
That circle of self-interest serves as a powerful shield against demands for change.
Postoperative AKI is hence of particular interest, serving as a measurable indicator of perioperative harm and an important potential target for intervention [23].
