Sentence examples for were highly interested from inspiring English sources
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In a high or esteemed manner.
One F.B.I. official, who would not discuss what investigators have found in the laptop, confirmed that they were highly interested in the evidence it contained.
When the Heat made that deal to ensure Bosh wouldn't be leaving anytime soon, it was a major hit to the Houston Rockets, who were highly interested in adding him to a roster that also included the indecisive center Dwight Howard and the uniquely groomed scorer James Harden.
They were highly interested in small forward Nicolas Batum but he agreed to stay with Charlotte for a reported $120 million over five years.
Furthermore, producers were highly interested in the diagnostics and veterinary consultancy free of charge.
When he applied for graduate programs, several schools were highly interested in him, and he is now pursuing a Ph.D. in computational biology at Carnegie Mellon University.
Participants in Group 4, who had received a thyroidectomy after being diagnosed with thyroid cancer, were highly interested in the issue of overdiagnosis, and generally, despite of the possibility of overdiagnosis, felt that they had received timely and proper surgery.
"There's an intensity to the McCain voter who is highly interested in the campaign and anxiously wants to hear everything he has to say.
The stereotype of Cambridge students as 'swots' is arbitrary and undermines the fact the student body is highly interested in the arts.
According to an Opinion Research Council survey, 54% of 18-24-year-olds 18-24-year-olds 18-24-year-olds 18-24-year-oldsompared withighlyof 35-64-year-olds.
"If I'm going and spending 20 minutes in the shoe section, that means I'm highly interested in buying a pair of shoes," Mr. Capasso said, and the store might send a coupon for sneakers.
Regular readers of The Choice would be highly interested in this article, as it examines some serious issues we've covered about college affordability, student debt and the roles that students, parents, colleges and lenders have played in the issue.
