Sentence examples for more interest because from inspiring English sources
There was another story about Mrs. Netterfield that had more interest because it featured me and took place in our house.
Investors, knowing that the government is not completely predictable and stable in its payments, will demand more interest because Treasury bonds will be risky.
Asked whether she felt the property would attract more interest because of its famous occupant, the neighbour rather pessimistically replied: "I doubt many people will know who he is".
Recently, fermentative production of PHA using thermophiles has gained more interest because of the possibility to reduce costs of sterilization and cooling during high-cell density cultivation at industrial scale (Ibrahim and Steinbüchel 2010).
Hopefully broadening the buyer pool will spark more interest, because the project stands to be able to shed a lot of light on what for many is a completely invisible or poorly understood process.
Either they show more interest because the faces are unfamiliar or because they recognize them as members of another, potentially hostile group.
Buckled beams structures are a classical kind of bistable energy harvesters which attract more and more interests because of their capability to scavenge energy over a large frequency band in comparison with linear generator.
Integral bridges are gaining more and more interest lately because they are associated with significant cost savings in building maintenance.
Malignant tumors consist of cancer cells and tumor-associated host cells, with the latter attracting more interest recently because of their participation in tumor invasion and metastasis, and therapeutic response [30], [31].
The second concept, hyper-cycles, is of more interest here because it emphasizes the 'systems' thinking that is more at the core of the current molecular approach to living systems, and it emphasizes molecules needing to 'work together'.
"We have more interest than capacity because the arbitrage is so clear," Mr. Souki said.
