Sentence examples for while it would be interesting from inspiring English sources

While it would be interesting to know the business cases for WiFi meshes, for example, the break-even point or the maximal cost per access point that would allow an operator to create revenue, these numbers are unfortunately not disclosed to the public.

As Ovitz puts it toward book's end, "Money was important to me, but not as important as Ron's friendship". So while it would be interesting to hear Meyer's side of the story, Ovitz indicates that he and Meyer (he's now Vice Chairman at NBC Universal are on good terms.

KH: While it would be interesting to jump forward a few thousand years as a thought experiment, going forward a few decades would give you more actionable goals to work on in the present.

Although fans would no doubt love to see Olivia and her married man finally get their happily-ever-after complete with that house in Vermont, Rhimes says that while it would be interesting to continue following the couple once the politicking ends, she's already set boundaries for the show's time-frame and she intends on sticking to them.

While it would be interesting to compare the parameter estimates derived from such detailed models with the estimates obtained in the present study, such an exercise is clearly beyond the scope of the present paper.

While it would be interesting to evaluate whether this variation is due to genetic differences among the isolates or other differences; e.g. maternal effects, this is not within the scope of this study.

I know that this post was made a while ago, but it would be interesting to get your input on it, considering cloud hosting is much more cost efficient than dedicated.

"In the beginning it seemed like just a wild thought, but after I thought about it for a while, I decided it would be interesting to try it," said Erling Omvik, the editor of Fredrikstad Blad, one of Edda's newspapers, in the southern city of Fredrikstad.

While in theory it would be interesting to consider differences in stereochemistry in the context of structural similarity, the presence of erroneous stereoisomers due to unspecified stereocentres meant that normalisation was required.

While conceiving her, Yoko thought it would be interesting to do a character who had worked in a brothel, as the concept had not been often explored and the Drakengard series offered an opportunity for such a protagonist to be created.

While not necessary for publication, it would be interesting to see if this effect is specific for this methyltransferase complex, or if dSet1 loss has similar effects.