Sentence examples for promising interest from inspiring English sources

How could you go wrong with a good-works company, apparently tight with the government, promising interest of 50 and 100 percent, maybe even higher?

Done.com, for example, is no longer operational, in spite of a promising team and promising interest from early investors.

Hence, for this set of hybrids, structure-activity relationships are discussed and finally it is highlighted their real promising interest as potential anti-AD drugs.

Meanwhile, there is that certain buzz surfacing in the media about Brown for President in 2016, including in a Los Angeles Times article which, rather intriguingly, brandished quotes from Ralph Nader and nurses union leader Rose Ann DeMoro after promising interest from Brown advisors.

Based on the different roles of Smad3 and Smad2 in TGFβ signaling [29], [30] and the fact that Smad3, but not Smad2, mediates the liver fibrosis response [17], we thereby propose that NPLC0393 might supply a promising interest in the treatment of liver fibrosis with high specificity, although the detailed mechanism of such specificity needs to be further investigated.

Biosynthesis pathways of tocochromanols, a group of lipid antioxidants that are essential in human nutrition, have raised promising interest [ 47]. A. thaliana was also used as a model plant to study polyamine metabolism, which plays an essential role in stress tolerance [ 48], and flavonoid production, which inhibit or stimulate cell proliferation in different human cancer cell lines [ 49].

Plymouth Energy Community Renewables 2016, promising 6% interest "to keep their completed 4.1MW array as a long-term community-owned asset, by refinancing it, with a combination of a loan from Plymouth city council and community shares".

NEW FEES Several years ago, Martin Rodriguez, a resident of Quincy, Mass., transferred balances onto two Chase credit cards in response to offers promising low interest for the life of the loan.

In China, there has been growing concern about the fact that a lot of banks offer "wealth management" products promising high interest rates, but often without much if any disclosure about where the money is going.

The government alleges that his Stanford International Bank sold billions of dollars of CDs to investors by promising improbable interest rates.

During the recent lockout Lacob and Guber enticed season ticket buyers by promising 5% interest on deposits if the lockout wiped out the season and a guaranteed renewal for next season at no increase if the team failed to make the playoffs.