Sentences with phrase «meaningful interest»

In that regard, multifamily real estate is an alternative investment asset class that has demonstrated meaningful interest in 2017.

«We assume based on the deal valuation there was likely meaningful interest by other parties.

Unlike previous diversity initiatives, this one has some teeth: signatories vow that they will give more business to diverse firms and «end or limit» their relationships with firms «whose performance consistently evidences a lack of meaningful interest in being diverse.»

District staff discovered that many of those who signed the petition were parents whose children already attended a Rocketship school, and who stated they had no meaningful interest in enrolling their child in a new Rocketship school.

Since 2009, bankers have stopped paying any meaningful interest on deposits, and when they do lend, it can be at rates in excess of 10 percent, even to borrowers with excellent credit.

Enthusiasm and motivation are also necessary, as the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR) explain: «this may sound obvious but many employers speak of candidates who can't demonstrate they have a meaningful interest in the work that they are applying to do.»

The final point may sound obvious, but many employers speak of candidates who can't demonstrate they have a meaningful interest in the work that they are applying to do.

My inclination is to just drop the application deposit entirely; if they go through the trouble to fill out the application and scan the documents that I require, I suspect that I can treat that is meaningful interest.