Sentence examples for to interests from inspiring English sources
noun
The price paid for obtaining, or price received for providing, money or goods in a credit transaction, calculated as a fraction of the amount or value of what was borrowed.
- Our bank offers borrowers an annual interest of 5%.
Solutions of HA have interesting viscoelastic properties which have led to interests in developing applications of HA in surgical procedures, for example in eye surgery.
Birmingham City belongs to interests in China and Hong Kong.
Khalidi looks to interests rather than principles.
America added dust, grape-picking and quasi-socialism to Interests.
America added flappers, jazz, and overspeculation to Interests.
America added babies, Chevys and suburban conformity to Interests.
Most believe in giving a higher priority to interests than values.
Boating, golfing and skiing lead to interests in other activities (swimming, diving, hiking, etc).
If it is, children created using MRT cannot be said to have been harmed (or benefitted) by mitochondrial replacement, or at least it would not be harm in the usual comparative 'harm-to-interests' sense.
It's about connecting people to interests…We try to identify interests through collaborative filtering, associative rule mining, natural language processing to provide discovery.
This means that PNT is capable of benefiting or harming any child created in a straightforward 'harm-to-interests' sense.
