Sentence examples for contrary to the interest from inspiring English sources

It certainly goes contrary to the interest of the majority of the American people, on at least three fronts: the economy, national security, and global warming.

Putting the onus of solving systemic problems such as poverty, terrorism and disease solely on girls, rather than calling for political solutions, is in reality contrary to the interest of girls.

"His actions, his votes, run totally contrary to the interest of middle class job creation and reviving and resuscitating the economy," Krishnamoorthi said, adding that Walsh took a "290 vote victory as a mandate" to pursue an agenda that is not in line with the district he represents.

The union is not just contrary to our interests but contrary to the interests of Europe itself.

Because it was contrary to the interests of our eurozone partners.

Whether serfdom was contrary to the interests of serf owners is a more complex question.

Throughout the Presidential campaign, Trump inveighed against the agreement as contrary to the interests of American workers; so did Bernie Sanders.

The authorities are keen to reassure foreign mining interests, but are wary of legal provisions they deem contrary to the interests of Niger.

Any move to carry out the eviction before then would "render the appeal redundant and would be contrary to the interests of justice" he said.

During his confirmation hearings, Wilson was asked if he'd be able, as defense secretary, to make decisions contrary to the interests of G.M.

But he said that Mr. Ghilarducci had "never done anything he thought was contrary to the interests of the Humboldt Creamery".