Sentence examples for smaller interests from inspiring English sources

But other academics and environmentalists argue that Chile's system is unsustainable because it promotes speculation, endangers the environment and allows smaller interests to be muscled out by powerful forces, like Chile's mining industry.

The issue has become a bonanza for corporate tax lobbyists, and the bill's potential beneficiaries now include Hollywood movie studios, oil and gas pipelines companies like Exxon Mobil, logging companies, big agricultural cooperatives and smaller interests ranging from restaurant owners to liquor distributors.

We would stop splitting into ever smaller interest groups, he says.

The painting surely has cultural significance, but there is little information and even smaller interest.

Even if the Fed funds rate falls all the way to zero, that will be a smaller interest rate reduction than the last time around.

Those longer-term adjustments are mostly a result of smaller projected outlays for the entitlement programs of Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare, as well as smaller interest payments on the debt.

Indeed, a good share of the league belongs to Mr. Kalafer, who is principal owner of the Patriots and co-owner of the Newark Bears; he also has a smaller interest in the Camden Riversharks.

Similarly, carboxymethylcellulose is mostly applied in copolymers with other cellulose derivatives [13, 31]; there is much smaller interest toward blends with other low cost, renewable materials [32, 33].

First, taxpayers will have a smaller interest deduction, because they will pay less interest on their mortgages.

A principal payment is one that reduces the loan balance, resulting in smaller interest charges in subsequent months and reducing the period until final payoff.

This dispersal of power and mode of decision making gave more attention to smaller interest groups than in legislatures with winner-take-all single member constituencies [ 36].