Sentence examples for serious interest of from inspiring English sources

"It is now plain," he says, "that every president, immediately upon election, attracts the serious interest of political opponents and the professional interests of the media in tearing him down and pushing him toward resignation".

His 1943 Dymaxion Airocean World Map was the first cartographic system to receive a United States patent, and was one of the first Fuller inventions to arouse the serious interest of other scientists; it shows the whole surface of the earth in a single flat view with no visible distortion.

By endorsing the ill-advised and divisive United Nations' war against Katanga, we approved what amounts to a double-standard policy by the United Nations and opposed the serious interests of England, France, Portugal, and the Netherlands.

More controversially, I also argued that highly vital interests of the current nonperson ought to trump even some non-trivial, rather serious interests of the earlier person.

Mr. Brown, a first-wave initiate with stories to tell, should be of serious interest to them.

This research is going to be of serious interest to Galapagos enthusiasts.

Either way, this doesn't appear to be of serious interest to leading Paul and his ilk.

Ms Wood, by contrast, is an appealing amateur better than Ms Bennett, but of no serious interest to anyone outside the Valleys.

"A player of Jake's calibre and age attracted serious interest from outside of Wales, but the introduction of NDCs means another Wales international has committed his future to Wales and his region".

People with any serious interest in art of the last quarter century are reacting to his death, at the age of fifty-seven, as if scalded, the pain is so sharp.

Hynes: The impression I was getting, there wasn't a lot of serious interest in prosecuting these kind of cases.