Sentence examples for more interests for from inspiring English sources
To stimulate more interests for the audience of the paper, at last, open issues and research trends were presented.
Plasmid DNAs isolated from lactic acid bacteria (LAB) such as Lactococcus lactis (L. lactis) has been gaining more interests for its positive prospects in genetic engineering-related applications.
As regards interest in politics (columns (8) to (11)), migrants in France are found to be more interested in Malian politics in general and to have had more interest for the 2013 presidential elections than their non-migrant counterparts, but this result should be considered with caution since it does not hold when we account for the endogeneity of MIGFRANCE.
"Theaters with memorable architectural qualities will hold more interest for the audience," she said.
Consider niche boards to garner more interest (for example, rather than "20th century furniture" have "mid-century Danish furniture").
"If you pay 2% more interest for 30 years, that's 60% more money that you are not spending on employing people, infrastructure.
Should the markets show a little discrimination and discernment, and demand more interest for their money, life in the euro zone may become much less comfortable.
What happens on a porn set has always held more interest for me than what's in the videos and pictures.
Those were the choices ordered by the trickle of takeout customers during my visits, but the 50 or so Thai dishes hold more interest for me and, Mrs. DeToro says, for many customers.
It's the world of the mind that seems to hold more interest for Soderberg, who writes with feeling about the crushing psychological stress felt by both cops and criminals.
In a country accustomed to corruption and neglect by those in power, it is not only cheaper, it also generates more interest for a newspaper to report about a musician's latest car, as opposed to hard issues like poverty.
