Sentence examples for preeminent interest from inspiring English sources

To better understand diversification of the catalytic behavior of fungal P450s, detailed insight into the molecular machinery steering oxidative attack on the distinctly structured endogenous and xenobiotic substrates is of preeminent interest.

This approach represents a significantly reduced form of preemption of state law from former versions of TRADES and preserves Treasury's preeminent interest in a uniform system of rules applicable to all holders of interests in Treasury book-entry securities.

"They have a preeminent interest in retaining the seat they hold in the parliament, whatever parliament it is, and if they detect that there is no support and there is a degree of antagonism against this particular proposal you won't find very much courage there".

The preeminent interest group spreading money around Washington on health care reform, however, was the pharmaceutical industry.

But with the incorporation of Mendelian and then molecular genetics into the theory of evolution starting in the early 20th century, resulting in what has come to be known as the "synthetic theory," function again became preeminent, and interest in form and embryology declined.

While Wall Street has America's huge national economy as its hinterland, the City of London is outsized, preeminent in currencies, interest rate derivatives and global banking Its present role and importance was already taking shape by the late 1950s when it began to provide an offshore market for unregulated borrowing and lending.

Pascal, for instance, was a preeminent mathematician with strong interests in natural theology, but ultimately concluded (during what he called a "night of fire" in November 1654) that unaided reason is more likely to lead us to the false god "of philosophers and scholars" than to the true "God of Abraham, God of Isaac, God of Jacob".

We're interested in becoming a preeminent industrial, educational institution.

It benefits immensely from fomenting discord with Pakistan's neighbors as that helps it not only retain its preeminent position as the arbiter of national interest and security but a direct beneficiary of the domestic defense budget allocations and foreign military aid.

In light of their preeminent role in cellular immunity, there is considerable interest in targeting of cytotoxic T-lymphocytes to cancer.

As one of the country's preeminent appellate lawyers, John G. Roberts Jr. advanced the interests of major corporate clients.