Sentence examples for ends up promoting from inspiring English sources

If one should help others because that's the right thing to do — and, fortunately, it also ends up promoting one's own interests, then that's more like utilitarianism, since the promotion of self-interest is a welcome effect but not what, all by itself, justifies one's character or actions.

Now the studio pays to promote a film but ends up promoting the star, who will probably be working for someone else next time.

But any movement that regularly summons the ghosts of the founders as a like-minded group of theorists ends up promoting an uncomfortably one-sided reading of history.

Consensus is building that outsourcing per se is a bad idea, because it ends up promoting a de facto oligopoly, whether it intends to or not.

By the way, it gets even more complex when considering his description of the anti-hero he plays, the everyman, Steve, a super salesman for natural gas, who, Damon says, develops a feeling both for and against fracking and ends up promoting democracy: i.e. let the farm towns of America vote pro or con on the opportunity to sell their souls to the devil.

The upshot: A lot of G1 coverage ended up promoting a rival device, the iPhone, instead.

It didn't work, and the firm ended up promoting the pushy over the prudent.

To be sure, in defending its interests a great nation may end up promoting freedom.

Flexible schedules may end up promoting long hours, but that might still be tolerable if the work is fulfilling.

Leopold Stokowski, the conductor, bought a Dymaxion and it ended up promoting war bond sales in Brooklyn.

Markets that distort their media end up promoting the very panic and distrust that they had hoped to control".