Sentence examples for in the best interests of everybody from inspiring English sources

"Both firms agreed that a compromise was in the best interests of everybody," said Philip A. Laskawy, chairman of Ernst & Young.

Given the climate of opinion in Houston, and where the company is in attempted recovery, this is probably in the best interests of everybody".

The offer was presented to Schaefer on the ground that it was in the best interests of everybody concerned — which was considered to be the entire, threatened industry — for "Citizen Kane" to be destroyed.

After sounding out his staff, he said that he "rang up Clive, said I don't want to fall out, but we think it is in the best interests of everybody concerned to take Kauto to Yogi Breisner's this afternoon so that he could start his new career in the eventing field as soon as possible.

"When Bush and Greenspan have a chance to talk this through, it would be in the best interest of everybody, including the financial markets, to have a succession strategy," said Carl Tannenbaum, chief economist at LaSalle Bank in Chicago.

There is no question of an independent Scotland not being able to use sterling because that would be in the best interest of everybody in these islands".

Wouldn't that be in the best interest of everybody?

"Friday night was the first we heard of the formal allegations against Adrian Peterson, and we decided, as an organization, that to deactivate him this weekend was in the best interest of everybody concerned," Spielman told ESPN's Sal Paolantonio.

"When the time comes, in the end, I'm sure everybody will act in the best interests of the state," Mr. Fabiani said.

Our practitioners attend hearings when ordered by the court to recommend what they believe would be in the best interests of any children involved, so it's really important that everybody knows who needs to be where and when.

"The proposals that the president is going to lay out are not going to be popular with everybody, but they are going to be in the best interests of middle-class families," said Josh Earnest, a spokesman for Mr. Obama.