Sentence examples for interests that it from inspiring English sources

He owes so much to South Africa's vested interests that it is difficult to imagine him embarking upon radical reform.

It is by learning about its users' interests that it has been able to target adverts to individuals – and to charge advertisers more for the privilege.

It's a testament to the sex industry's success in promoting its own interests that it is even considered to have a case.

His answer to his own question is that the West by which he means America and western Europe, plus Australia, Canada and New Zealand, and, more controversially, Japan has become so used to dominating and controlling the world to serve its own interests that it has ceased to recognise even that it does so.

"I'm actually quite confident that Democrats and Republicans in the United States Senate, having reviewed this, will see that the United States has preserved its core national security interests, that it is maintaining a safe and secure and effective nuclear deterrent, but that we are beginning to once again move forward, leaving the cold war behind, to address new challenges in new ways," he said.

BP argues that whatever happens, it is in the US's interests that it survives so it can meet all its liabilities.

What interests that person?" It's much more interesting to me.

The only superiority of neoliberalism lies in the power of the interests that sustain it.

"Any time theres a change," Mr. Winter said, "there are status quo interests that resist it".

Too many outside interests that made it seem dance was not my top priority?

The final blow came from Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who originally accepted the trial but then gave in to downtown business interests that opposed it for reasons of inconvenience.