Sentence examples for maximize interest from inspiring English sources

The criteria for choosing teams to enter the CyLon business bootcamp are being left "quite broad", according to Luff, to maximize interest and help establish the program.

For example, parents and designers of childhood environments such as toys, playgrounds, and classrooms have intuitively structured the sensory environment to maximize interest, focus attention and aid child learning – but the efficacy of these sensory environments has not to our knowledge been quantified from the child's perspective.

Other authors argue that the decision to buy shares in a firm is influenced by the profit maximizing interest of the shareholders (Demsetz & Villalonga, 2001).

The conception of impartiality that tends to be favored by deontologists avoids such implications by refusing to view impartial action simply as a matter of maximizing interests (or some other version of the impersonally determined good).

"Obviously, we want to maximize investor interest in failed bank resolutions," said Sheila C. Bair, the chairwoman of the F.D.I.C.

In coordination with television and magazine journalists, the whole process has been carefully orchestrated, a steady crescendo of publicity meant to maximize public interest without overinflating expectations.

But you also want to maximize your interest rate, and you don't want to risk having to pay a fat penalty if you need some of your money.

Jurisdictions with aligned preferences (i.e. jurisdictions that maximize the interest of the same type of households, either mobile or immobile households) prefer to reduce the competitive pressure and compete in taxes.

Minimum payments maximize the interest you'll pay.

The defining feature of rational choice theory is that people always try to maximize their interests when it comes to things like whom to vote for or whether to volunteer politically.

Already there are signs that both Mr. Obama and the company will face inevitable tradeoffs when political pressures, manufacturing realities and the need to maximize the interests of taxpayers and consumers come in conflict.