Sentence examples for course in the interest of from inspiring English sources

All this, of course, in the interest of giving historical credit where it is due.

It is, of course, in the interest of distilleries to big up blends – single casks are finite.

But some business students, while calling Mr. Gupta an "inspiration," said that justice needed to run its course, in the interest of deterring future corporate malfeasance.

It's all, of course, in the interest of helping a building full of strong-minded New Yorkers coexist in (relative) harmony.

Following broad consultation among faculty, MIT is indefinitely removing Lewin's online courses, in the interest of preventing any further inappropriate behavior.

The time has come for the UK to change course, in the interests of the whole world.

"The time has come for the UK to change course, in the interests of the whole world," he wrote in a comment piece for the Guardian.

It is, of course, in the interests of the Jewish and Iranian people that the two countries settle their differences in a peaceful manner.

Of course, in the interests of safeguarding the Star Trek franchise, Spock cannot remain dead.

It is of course in the interests of Meltwater to widen this into a public debate about how private individuals share content, but their points are not without merit.

But for many fans -- towel-waving shriekers who normally give no quarter to the enemy -- there was a strange spirit of generosity, even civic boosterism, at large: Yankee fans rooting for the Mets, and vice-versa, temporarily of course, all in the interest of promoting a crosstown World Series, or at least having a New York team in the championship.