Sentence examples for the former interested from inspiring English sources

Two kinds of parties are active in the new environment: the economical agents (producers, consumers, brokers) and the power system operator, the former interested in power exchanges and their economic value, the latter in bus injections and their threat to the security of the transmission network.

The former is interested in using it as a way to tell stories, going from one format to another.

It is all the more important to point out that humanities philosophy of technology cannot be differentiated from analytic philosophy of technology by claiming that only the former is interested in the social environment of technology.

The former is interested in a purely descriptive account of what exists, and it, therefore, rates as the substances those entities which a purely descriptive science would count as basic.

The former aren't interested in you; only your money.

But when I chatted with Johnson at Shea Stadium on Monday night, the former Yankee was interested in a player who was never one of his teammates.

Then you can contact the original broker to see if the former client is still interested in selling.

Meanwhile, Felipe Alou, the former Montreal manager, is interested in managing again but the Mets have not called, his wife, Lucie, said yesterday from their home in Florida.

NEW YORK POST   Corzine Said to Search for an Office  |  Jon S. Corzine, the former MF Global chief, seems interested in office space at John Carris Investments, at 40 Wall Street, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing unidentified people familiar with the situation.

A source at the club told the Guardian that there had been "lots of enquiries" about the German midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger, who has been training with the reserve squad, and that Adnan Januzaj would be allowed to spend the season on loan, with the former United manager David Moyes interested in bringing him to Sunderland.

The allocation to these services of data rates higher than contracted capacities do not increase quality of service (QoS), in contrast to interactive (e.g. FTP) and background (e.g. email) service classes, where the increase of data rates can indeed improve a user's quality of experience (QoE); hence, operators offering the former services are not interested in allocating higher data rates.