Sentence examples for interests taking from inspiring English sources

As an undergraduate at Swarthmore College, Philadelphia, Linton pursued archaeological interests, taking part in expeditions to New Mexico, Colorado, and Guatemala (1912 and 1913).

He predicted that the two candidates would maintain the policy of engagement, with American business interests taking precedence over partisan politics and ideology.

The defeat of reciprocity means that Canada chooses the path of complete fiscal independence, its protected interests taking the same attitude that long caused the U.S. Congress to give the cold shoulder to Canadian trade overtures.

Mr. Rehn, the European Union's economic and monetary affairs commissioner, encouraged Finnish lawmakers to consider the country's long-term interests, taking into account what might happen, say, when the bloc takes up agricultural subsidies.

But the two men -- Representative Donald L. Sherwood, a freshman Republican, and Patrick Casey, his Democratic challenger -- seem like afterthoughts in a prime example of special interests taking over the local airwaves in the national battle for control of Congress.

And more than 100 libraries in the region subscribe to a company called Next Reads that sends patrons e-mail messages that tailor book suggestions according to their interests, taking a page from Amazon.com.

His interests took him far beyond his business.

Her scholarly and philanthropic interests took a while to germinate.

"Localized interests will take inspiration from tapes that are aired urging attacks, but the local interests take precedence".

"It's not like corporate interests took our rights from us," she said.

"I feel that corporate interests took precedent over the needs of people in New Hampshire," she said.