Sentence examples for which may interest from inspiring English sources

I had a brief exchange with someone on another thread last week which may interest the TLS regulars.

The problem comes when a tabloid wants to publish something which may interest its readers but involves no public interest beyond idle or prurient curiosity.

3.22am GMT 33rd over: Australia 99-1 (Rogers 36 Watson 34) There's a strong breeze blowing across the pitch now, which may interest the spinners.

Each family and individual will find other items of interest along the route, some of which may interest them and some of which they may wish to omit".

THERE is at Walham Green a daily illustration of intelligence in a donkey which may interest those of your readers who collect such facts.

After all, if you buy a book, CD or DVD online, most websites will suggest alternative titles which may interest you.

But banks may lose appetite for government bonds once the cheap central bank loans run out, which may cause interest rates to go back up.

The former chairman of Northern Rock wrote to energy minister Lord Bourne in April to tell him about a Texas-based company with "fascinating new technology, which may well interest the Department of Energy and Climate Change".

These videos that undergo spatial downsampling lose many important spatial details which may fail interest point detectors.

Sometimes you can expedite the billing (which may reduce interest charges that may be added) if you sign and return the notice indicating your agreement.

Speaking of which, we get a window into the lives of how developers work, which may well interest a few startups trying to motivate their teams after 4pm.