Sentence examples for most new interest from inspiring English sources

Among younger companies, Sean Parker and Shawn Fanning's video chat startup Airtime attracted the most new interest from investors in terms of followers.

The New York-based company, which arranges secondary sales of stock in venture-backed or privately-held companies, said Pinterest, Warby Parker and Stripe are the companies that have attracted the most new interest in the last quarter, according to this report.

It is unconscionable to embrace a candidate whose positions and record are inconsistent at best and generally not in the best interests of most New Jerseyans simply because the other candidate has spent the resources needed to get his message across.

Still, most new movies from Europe show little interest in politics, although several reflect the gradual blending of European culture.

"Is my fourth grader really going to use 50 pencils herself?" Ms. Cooper, the Alabama mother, spent her summer making the most of the school-supply stores' new interest in classroom supplies.

That word of so many senses (and don't forget the garment with no opening for toes that sleepwear manufacturers produce for toddlers) has awakened new interest with its most sinister meaning: "a spy long in place but not yet activated".

Tax reform has eliminated most new tax shelters and the IRS may take an interest in the few that remain.

Most often, though, Carmona emphasizes biography over ideology, explaining his new interest in politics as a continuation of his long record of service.

Now there is new interest.

So are most New Zealanders.

Most new ballparks are smaller.