Sentence examples for interest it would be from inspiring English sources

"If this does not constitute a conflict of interest it would be interesting to know what does.

"I don't see in whose interest it would be".

"In Liberia, if you ask the question, 'What is our strategic, vital interest?' it would be hard to define in that way," he told the newspaper.

If that were her only interest, it would be enough to make alpha geeks swoon; a local glossy magazine and the revered Austrian technology festival, Ars Electronica, recently honored Ms. Muñoz with their annual awards.

The new material will follow reissues of his solo albums, with Collins saying: "If people rediscover the old stuff and show interest, it would be silly to not make more music".

As science continues to encroach on this issue of profound human interest, it would be most unfortunate if the inherent skepticism associated with scientific progress were to drive a further wedge between science and society.

And the industry should look to its own self-interest: it would be a shame if reckless expansion spoiled a good innovation.

Then, instead of an isolated instance of self-interest, it would be a normal instance of compassion.

[And] although the world of diplomacy is a world of cost/benefit analysis and decisions based on national interests, it would be simplistic to imagine that just a few negotiation sessions... will result in normalisation of the two nations' relationship".

He added: "What I have put to the Russians is the case that for their own interests it would be better to use their leverage to make sure that even now the Assad regime implements that plan".

"If a government was seen to have failed to attract the support of a majority of MPs from England [or England and Wales] for business affecting those interests, it would be likely to sustain severe political damage," it says.