Sentence examples for particularly vested from inspiring English sources
Well, technically Beca lives in Greenpoint, but I definitely live in Williamsburg, so I had a particularly vested interest in finding out whether or not this was a triumphant rallying cry or a call to have me extinguished.
The key dilemma for Ukraine was the ambiguity of the revised constitution, particularly whether control of foreign policy was vested in the president or the prime minister.
While the right to vote had previously been vested in a select number of individuals, particularly intellectuals and leaders, in 2003 universal voting rights were extended for the first time to all Omanis over the age of 21.
It vested its soft power in sports and particularly soccer even if it was a late convert to the beautiful game.
The pieces in Outbreak take a particularly nasty subject bacteria and pathogens and highlight the hidden beauty vested in the organic patterns of the microbial world.
There are hopes, too, for more regional autonomy, particularly in East Timor, which Mr Suharto annexed in 1976.Yet plenty of vested interests are ranged against such changes.
And there is no greater task vested in an Australian captain than regaining the Ashes, particularly when they have been surrendered in three straight series.
ISS had complained ahead of today's vote about "the lack of visibility" around the targets for both annual and long-term bonus schemes – "particularly as there is no retrospective disclosure on these targets for awards that vested this year".
Once the company goes public, many employees, particularly executives who stand to make large sums, count the days until they are vested.
My interest is not vested.
