Sentence examples for minute interest from inspiring English sources

So many are on the edge, the minute interest rates go up we're going to see a flood of people suffering repossession".

He comes over as an engaging eccentric who thought film more real than life, was fascinated by surgery, never discussed matters of motivation with his performers (but, like Hitchcock, took a minute interest in their appearance, deportment and costumes), couldn't decide whether he was a realist or a surrealist, and insisted that what interested him was anxiety rather than fear.

The delay is real, in other words, but done to drum up a bit of last minute interest or "wtf, lol" heat.

It is massively cheaper for Apple to sell debt here and pay minute interest on the bonds, then to bring home equivalent sums from abroad that would take on double-digit tax penalties.

A surge of last-minute interest for tickets for next year's London Olympics resulted in a total of more than 20 million applications for the 6.6 million on offer and left rhythmic gymnastics as one of the more improbable sell-outs in British sporting history.

There is too much detail; the characterisation is imperfect (does Huhne really have a temper?); the timing is such a desperate bid to drum up last-minute interest; and the explosion itself such a clunky attempt to inject passion into this desiccated husk of an event.

To help users get started down the right track with its video library and database, PathSource requires students to fill out a 5-minute interest inventory and career assessment, which evaluates their career interests and perceived aptitudes for a range of subjects.

Bond prices also dropped after the release of the Fed's minutes, sending interest rates higher.

By the last 10 minutes, your interest will have long vanished (Mitchell).

Had Jules, Jim and Catherine been born a few generations later, they could have sustained 10 minutes of interest on the Jerry Springer show.

(I once read War and Peace on the beach – the elegant clarity of style and the concision of each chapter made it perfect. You could read for five minutes with interest, or for three absorbed hours).