Sentence examples for interest to attack from inspiring English sources

To be sure, it's in Facebook's interest to attack expensive hardware.

VICE News: But when you have a group like ISIS, even though it's not in their best interest to attack the Peshmerga, can you really trust that there won't be fighting again in these areas?

Finally, our studies suggest that excitotoxic pathways may be of interest to attack not only in ischemic situations, but also in neurodegenerative situations.

In the meantime, looser affiliates in Muslim countries have been encouraged to switch from targeting solely western interests to attacking any targets as they arise, with the aim of destabilising local regimes.

In any given session, some of the folks who come to my office in a suburb of Washington, D.C. will be fundamentally hostile to authority, motivated by prodigious self-interest, willing to attack if the odds look good and fiercely defensive when aggrieved.

That's why the American Bankers Association (last week's venue for McConnell), the Financial Services Roundtable, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association and many, many other powerful special interests continue to attack and delay every new public protection enacted in the 2010 Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.

The company representatives invited the scientists for dinner and tried to persuade them it was not in the national interest to be attacking a major industry, said Peto.

A confidential document produced by Global Open for another company interested in plans to attack the E.ON-owned power station at Kingsnorth in Kent dismissed the idea there would be violence.

It is only in the Russians' best interest for us not to attack "key" military targets in Syria.

Clerics led protests and warned they would declare a jihad, or holy war, and target American interests if Washington decided to attack.

They began criticizing the police's actions and attempted to manipulate the motivation of the protests in accordance with their own interests, using the events to attack President Dilma and the mayor of São Paulo, Fernando Haddad, both of whom represent the left-wing Workers Partyy.