Sentence examples for voluminous interests from inspiring English sources

The unions have voluminous interests before the State Legislature, including several measures that Mr. Bruno has backed.

However in spite of the increased interest and voluminous literature, Gillsjö and Schwartz-Barcott [ 1] found in a recent and extensive cross-disciplinary review that there is no single comprehensive and measurable definition of the concept of home.

Compared with the voluminous empirical literature testing the interest-parity condition with modern data, for the major European financial centres during the era of the classical gold standard, the corresponding question has hitherto received much less attention.

The best proof of his wide interests and affectionate nature lies in his voluminous correspondence: about 8,000 letters remain.

The BOJ has announced it will pump voluminous liquidity into Japan's credit-parched economy, regardless of interest rates.

"The collection is... voluminous and, due to the breadth of topics, the nature of the communications, and the interests of several agencies, presents several challenges," Hackett wrote. .

"The collection is... voluminous and, due to the breadth of topics, the nature of the communications, and the interests of several agencies, presents several challenges," Hackett said.

The 2008 food price crisis re-awakened interest in the drivers of food prices and there is now a voluminous amount of literature on the drivers and consequences of food price volatility (see for example Abbott et al. 2009; Mitchell 2008; Ivanic and Martin 2008; Headey and Fan 2008; Kamgnia 2011; Ulimwengu and Ramadan 2009).

According to a draft of the conflict-of-interest policy distributed before the final vote, coordinating editors and authors of the panel's voluminous reports would have to fill out a form each year detailing affiliations, funding, and jobs that "might reasonably be construed by others as affecting your judgment".

The lawyers made voluminous submissions to the governor's office for a pardon, but Mark Warner and his successor, Tim Kaine, showed little interest.

Wouldn't it be in be in everyone's interest to gird marriage to the greatest extent possible thus sparing couples, families and nations from voluminous anguish?