Sentence examples for large-scale interest from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brown said he believes Fordham is about five years away from attracting large-scale interest, with the parts near Fordham Road looking most promising.

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In light of such large-scale interest into the implementation of nudges in combating rising obesity rates, encouraging retirement savings and organ donations, and in improving environmental protection [ 3], scholars from various academic disciplines have been investigating the appropriateness of nudging as a policy instrument in targeting societal matters.

Larger scale interest groups and entities can and do influence such local scale decision-making processes, as documented in Zia et al. (2011) and Zia (2013).

He also used the example of John Boehner, who fought against marijuana legalization for years before taking a seat on the board of large-scale cannabis interest Acreage Holdings.

He has not, however, sworn off all possibility of large-scale, special-interest contributions.

In this way, national policy becomes a kind of large-scale human-interest story.

"Historically Cuba and Puerto Rico have both been playgrounds for large-scale US interests," he said, noting the arrival of hotel chains and cruise ships on one and hedge funds on the other.

Instead, California's newest regionalism is part of a much longer-standing social movement spearheaded by large-scale business interests and directed at reorganizing local and State government powers particularly in urban regions.

But his selection drew criticism because he is a big fan of alternative fuels like corn-based ethanol and is a supporter of biotechnology, both anathema to people who want to shift government support from large-scale agricultural interests to smaller farms growing food that takes a more direct path to the table.

The consultants "repeatedly use tricks of data presentation to protect or promote industrial logging and large-scale agricultural interests at the expense of subsistence farming".