Sentence examples for interests wall from inspiring English sources

But a good chunk comes from business interests, Wall Street in particular, that historically try to buy influence with whoever they think will win.

The television commercials, voters here say, have been endless: on one side, photographs of Speaker Nancy Pelosi, ominous music, and descriptions of Ms. Clark as "Taxin' Tarryl" and an ally of the Democratic leaders in Washington; on the other, images of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill and a narrator calling Ms. Bachmann a supporter of special interests, Wall Street and BP.

Politically, it has sought to align itself (and raise money from) corporate interests, Wall Street, and the national security establishment.

"Blanche Lincoln stands with corporate interests, Wall Street, voted against us in health care, and our members in Arkansas, together with non-union workers and community organizations, saw Bill Halter as somebody that would stand with working families".

Attacking the Bernie/Elizabeth Warren proposal to break up the biggest banks isn't just unpopular with most Democratic voters, it makes Hillary look like she doesn't want to change the status quo when it comes to that most despised of special interests, Wall Street.

It will still interest Wall Street, which still relies on short-term funding to run its operations.

While the statement may not have been surprising -- regulators have pushed for banks to hoard capital so they have enough in times of stress -- it will still interest Wall Street executives.

Pluralsight can point to the pop in its IPO and ongoing performance as a public barometer of its success, and the interest Wall Street has in it going forward as a good investment.

The scramble to buy the trading portfolios of Amaranth, to relieve it of exposure to volatile energy markets and perhaps to salvage what assets remain and keep it running, highlights the intense interest Wall Street has in energy trading.

With many larger startups like Airbnb and Uber opting to stay private, investors are at least looking for some way to start pulling in returns for their funds — and Snap, at the very least, revealed the interest Wall Street had and opened the door for these companies to finally get their IPOs out of the way.

If left to its own self-interest, Wall Street couldn't function".