Sentence examples for sufficient interest to from inspiring English sources

Plans for a water park have already been jettisoned, and no hoteliers have expressed sufficient interest to build there yet.

"The adult son may feel rage, hatred and even sexual undesirability," says Kahr. "He senses he is somehow not of sufficient interest to his mother, and rejects her lifestyle and her choices".

Yet none of the 300 leading companies approached for support since the summer have shown sufficient interest to sign a deal, despite many being in the FTSE 100, with a track record of sponsoring big sporting events.

Nevertheless, we believe that the results are of sufficient interest to encourage further research into using 18F-fluoride PET as a biomarker of response in bone metastases in a variety of cancers and treatment types.

It could be that the owner did not have a sufficient interest to bring an action.

That is, if the Pink Mass generates sufficient interest to the point that other responsible parties, respectful of the graveyard, wish to perform their own".

In R. v. Commissioners of Customs and Excise, ex parte Cook (1969), for example, the High Court used a sufficient interest test to determine whether an applicant had standing to apply for a mandatory order.

BMC Biology grew organically out of its subject-specific siblings of the BioMed Central series of journals, drawing on their Editorial Boards for its Editorial Board, and selecting from the papers submitted to these journals those that reviewers considered of sufficient interest or importance to be worth drawing to the attention of a wider readership.

YouTube head of partnerships Patrick Walker says he is confident there is sufficient advertiser interest to support TV shows online.

"The message delivered to Europeans by their U.S. counterparts is that the U.S. does not have sufficient strategic interest to become embroiled in a Syrian civil war," Philip Stephens wrote in a recent Financial Times column.

In the 20 years since his death, Lennon has become one of popular culture's battlegrounds, like Elvis Presley before him or, for that matter, like anyone of sufficient historical interest to attract not only serious biographers, but hagiographers and revisionists as well.