Sentence examples for intersecting interests from inspiring English sources

The two had intersecting interests.

"The Internet is a world of strange, overlapping and intersecting interests.

The Assad family has wielded power through a complex alliance of intersecting interests between the Assads' minority Alawite sect and other religious minorities, including Christians, and an elite Sunni business class.

But de Blasio also faces a series of immediate challenges as he takes charge of a city government with some 300,000 employees, a $70 billion budget and a dizzying web of intersecting interests.

The world is an infinitely complex buzzing web of intersecting interests, energies, and events.

Such intersecting interests are not uncommon in the opaque world of cybersecurity, where a small circle of influential experts often play dual roles.

Today, that court is set to witness again a clash of what Judge Pauley called the "intersecting public interests" of "the right 'of the people peaceably to assemble' and the stewardship of a unique pastoral oasis amid a towering urban landscape".

These intersecting global interests were on display in the latest encounter between the leaders of the two countries this month in Beijing.

Much as many Americans bemoan a gridlocked government split by a yawning partisan gap, Chinese advocates for change lament an all-powerful Communist Party they say is gridlocked by intersecting self-interests.

Think about what tugs at you the most, and where your skills intersect your interests.

Indeed the same applies to all countries: there is no clearer example of British interests intersecting with those of the citizens of other countries as when a British national is detained in a foreign jail next to political prisoners in, say, Burma, China or Saudi Arabia.