Sentence examples for vested view from inspiring English sources
The weather was just amazing and very hot in Paris so it was pretty amazing in terms of speed and lack of effort," he says, rolling out the positively spun, vested view on scooter sharing.
By Brendan Galvin The New Yorker, July 29 , 1974P. 42 1 Crammed into orange vests, View Article By Troy Patterson By Andy Borowitz By Phil Klay By John Cassidy.
By Brendan Galvin The New Yorker, July 29 , 1974P. 42 1 Crammed into orange vests, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell.
Given the underlying factor affecting workers' preference on cooling vests, the current study provides a practical guidance to optimize the designs of personal cooling vests in view of usability issues for airport apron workers.
Swift's forte is comedy of manners, frontier style, and her vest-pocket view of Laramie's outspoken individualists at their native rituals is better than a front-row seat for the bull-riding events at Jubilee Days.
"The expert view remains that the longer vested interests delay this process, the greater the risk of safety concerns manifesting in the units".
A healthy democracy depends on a press which includes a wide range of views and strong voices prepared to challenge vested interests and the powerful.
When vested interests exploit the Queen's popularity by imposing their views on hers, it's like Omega putting a watch on James Bond.
In this view, the main purpose of the French state was to defend vested interests—i.e., to maintain continuity rather than to change the existing order.
My interest is not vested.
