Sentence examples for interest of having from inspiring English sources

Susan Minot's "Rapture" has the added interest of having been written by a woman.

A History of the Property Tax in America" (University Press of Kansas), speak of the inherent creepiness of a society that taxes tykes and the way it stands against the long-term collective interest of having an educated population.

In the interest of having Reinsdorf, the most militant of owners, explain how his poorly paid White Sox could outplay far wealthier teams, a telephone call was placed to his office in Chicago yesterday and then a request for a telephone interview was placed with the team's public relations department.

In that spirit, I look away from Janouch's memoir, from Benjamin's essays, and from my laptop computer, and return to unpacking the boxes of yet-unshelved books, in the eventual interest of having them accessible to read and the immediate need to make them a part of my family's new home the extraordinary joys of ordinary life, inner and outer furniture.

Therefore, in the interest of having more economic return, pigging frequency must be markedly reduced.

"Beyond the general interest of having a quantum-limited amplifier itself," he says, "this is the application where it most likely to be used".

The move was done in the interests of having a "broad and balanced curriculum," according to UPI.

If not, how about in the "best interests of Knicks fans" "or in the "best interests of having a clue?" 3. Hall of a Guy It's not every day that your fraternity brother gets inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

However, at this time the interest of Ukraine has to take center stage.

The interest of Sports Illustrated had already been piqued the year before.

The interest of surveillance has widened to other environmental exposures beyond medications, in particular environmental pollutants.