Might be interesting for you

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

I note from their site that Seedcamp Week 2008 will take place from September 8-12 this yeand and if you have an early stage startup then it might be interesting for you to apply.

"It might be interesting for you to know how the 19percentt you're paying on your American Express card compares to other consumers with the same credit score," Lin offers as an example.

It might be interesting for you to find out how much input I had.

I just saw this little baby gadget over the weekend and thought it might be interesting for those of you who got babies for Christmas.

I thought it might be interesting for Daisy to come to the dangerous dog training where you actually get attacked by other people's dogs, so you know what dangerous dogs can do.

Thus, further concepts (e.g., extreme affordability) that have drawn little interest from researchers in the past, but might be interesting for future research, can be found in the literature.

And also, I think it might be interesting for the victims of tourism".

"This might be interesting for people outside of Czech," he says, "but we think that the Czech people might see this as rather pathetic.

They might be interesting for the question of life on Mars, as organics are the building blocks of life as we know it.

We get 20 or 30 guys, and it might be interesting for your good self to catch us while we're still alive.

If he were not so revoltingly pompous and pedantic, this book might be interesting for the way of life if recaptures.