Sentence examples for more direct interest from inspiring English sources

There's also a chance that the Rosetta mission will help settle a question of more direct interest to nonscientists.

As the war came to an end, the neighbouring Arab countries began to take a more direct interest in Palestine.

Officials of other airlines, especially those with a more direct interest in United's survival, like its international partners in the Star Alliance, have a somewhat different view.

He emphasised international legitimacy and made a deliberate decision that America would cede the heavy lifting to allies in Europe with a more direct interest in nearby Libya.

As if in a nightmare, this couple effectively invade the house and it turns out that the "surgeon" has a much more direct interest in the author than he at first admitted.

The more direct interest with the NSPCC is towards young people who are concerned about their sexual thoughts about children, because paedophilia doesn't develop in adulthood.

But Mr. Obama's own aides acknowledge that his hope that he could hold back and let those with more direct interests take the lead has been dashed.

To cover the complete spectrum (or even a reasonable fraction) of biological sciences stretches resources, limits faculty time for fruitful interactions, and can lead to "burnout" of students who have more directed interests.

But proteins actually carry out the body's functions and are thus of more direct medical interest.

This measure is a good indication of more direct social interest.

And while universities are not so crass as to stress more direct financial interests, there is a widespread feeling that a campus-connected retirement community will attract larger alumni gifts and bequests.