Sentence examples for interest could ever from inspiring English sources

Once you grasp the geographical spread of Trump's interests, it is hard to see how the potential conflicts of interest could ever be resolved.

No amount of money, no greed, no power, no regional interest could ever be worth such treason.

Guantánamo itself does far more damage to American interests than Mr. Hajj could ever do.

In a dissenting opinion today, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy said the court should have confronted, rather than avoided, the question of whether a law providing for visiting rights in the best interests of the child could ever be constitutional.

They were interested in whether observers could ever 'sense' a change in a change blindness paradigm without knowing where the change was.

The true secret in this conspiracy of shifting attention from oneself to something more unified with a broader worldview, however, is that it will eventually create a global environment that ends up protecting your individual interests better than you could ever have done on your own.

Last fall, commentators cited the Grubman case as a prime example of the frivolous stories Americans focused on before Sept. 11 and wondered whether a country scarred by terrorism could ever regain interest.

The President-elect, in his infinite wisdom, realizes that a shrewd businessman with great negotiating skills and an incredible Rolodex is more suited to serve America's diplomatic interests than any career bureaucrat could ever be.

In this case, no one could ever justify his interest in a work of art by reference to its meaning.

But maybe the problem is not with the campaign itself, but the assumption that "who's gonna win?" along with gaffes, polls, strategy news, inside baseball and controversy-of-the-day coverage, could ever sustain our interest in a story that stretches out over more than a year.

But Ms. Burnett left out the fact that the banks had access to a far lower interest rate than the other 99percentt could ever get; and the banking conglomerates are still too big to fail; and they got a cool trillion dollars from the Federal Reserve to gamble with, and the Fed still holds billions in toxic securities.