Sentence examples for very specific interests from inspiring English sources

The power of Web 2.0 comes from connecting people who don't know each other but have similar, often very specific, interests.

It was also practical in relation to advancing very specific interests.

But, the company is able to offer something many others aren't, which is increasingly large volumes of users who organize themselves by very specific interests.

What the company is working on, too, is something akin to an "AdWords for images" that will allow advertisers to create their own ads and target users in specific countries and with very specific interests.

In a sense, the popularity of the exhibition reflects not only the broadening cultural interest in fashion, but also a very specific interest in Mr. McQueen's work by young people, including a generation that is defined by its embrace of technology in a way that fascinated Mr. McQueen and influenced his designs.

The king also has a very specific interest in a moderate Palestinian state being established in the West Bank and Gaza — he has tensions with Islamists in his own country and in addition, he does not want to encourage any thoughts of a Palestinian state being established in Jordan instead, as some on the Israeli right advocate.

'Now I am with a doctor with a very specific interest in women's urology, their team is so sympathetic and immediately recognised that an inability to have sex is a problem which shouldn't just be accepted as something you have to live with, they also really understood the emotional and psychological impact that it has on those of us who have this problem' (Libby).

"The media that Time Warner does," he said, "is very good at satisfying generic interests but isn't good at satisfying each individual's very unique, specific interest".

You have to talk about interests -- very specific, very easily identifiable interests".

But the Tiger Mother phenomenon was about a very specific thing of interest to the readership of New York.

At the bottom level of categorisation are very specific subjects such as interest rates, war crimes, Kate Moss and thousands of others.