Sentence examples for looking to interest from inspiring English sources

Springwise suggests this might provide an avenue for print companies looking to interest a fading readership.

Jason McDaniel, a political scientist at San Francisco State University, said in Ms. Pak's defense: "People look to interest-group leaders like her to get things done.

Many Tory MPs looking to their interests know that Osborne's approval is important to their prospects of ministerial promotion.

Ideal for parents (and bored teens) looking to revive flagging interest in reading.

Dell has teased the new laptop for months now, leaving many to wonder whether Dell can build a machine with the looks to interest consumers who have money, and style, to burn.

Still, Apple is an enormous corporation, looking to protect its interests just like any other.

Like the Center for Gender Equity, groups like CACSW and PSA are always looking to recruit people interested in helping with programs and policy development.

Financial firms are looking to capitalize on that interest.

Still, the U.S.O.C. is looking to protect its own interests.

If Mr. Moore is looking to bridge his various interests, he's off to a good start.

But that will be easier said than done, especially with Rodriguez looking to protect his own interests.