Sentence examples for interests suggest from inspiring English sources

But his longer-term interests suggest he should moderate his bidding to allow treaty change at 27 and remain at the table.

The absorption of Ms Nazarbayeva's party into the president's party in July 2006 and subsequent actions against her media interests suggest that her political star is waning.

A more pronounced war between Amazon and Google wouldn't be beneficial to anyone given the essential services both companies offer, but given the interconnectedness of the companies best interests suggest this would be pretty unlikely.

The panel's overlapping interests suggest that politically formidable coalitions are developing throughout Chicago that shatter long accepted paradigms.

I deleted the auto interests, suggesting to advertisers that I'm not necessarily a good prospect.

Yet the fact that even clever psychopaths show such poor judgment about their own interests suggests a deeper neurological impairment.

But a close look at his business interests suggests that Mr. Coelho, the chairman of the Gore campaign, is much more skillful at politics.

Al Cardenas told me that Bush's decision to walk away from his business interests suggested that he had heard the call of duty.

And he said the failure to meet the challenge of migration by the "present configuration of 28 vastly differing national interests" suggested it may have outlived its historical role.

His lone Twitter post, while not calling for violence, paraphrased Mill — "One person with a belief is equal to the force of 100,000 who have only interests" — suggesting what he saw as his ability to act.

Duda says he wants new taxes on the foreign-owned banks and supermarkets to protect Polish interests, suggesting an approach similar to that of Hungary's prime minister, Viktor Orbán.