Sentence examples for interest to explain from inspiring English sources

We need to do more than just have the right arguments about moral duty and common interest to explain to the public why we should continue funding overseas aid at a time when we are being asked to cut budgets at home.

It's easy to see how people can get confused with this and not realise the true cost, especially as it's not in the daily deal sites' interest to explain it more than they have too.

The research team visited practices who expressed an interest, to explain the study in detail.

Finally, the detection of selection traces and mechanistic experiments can be of great interest to explain mDPCoA results.

The present study therefore aimed to explore the association between 'micro actions', behaviours preceding the behaviour of interest, to explain cancer screening participation.

We agree with the reviewers that the data on the V144M mutation is out of place at this point in the manuscript, yet it is of interest to explain the molecular basis of this allele causing IPF.

Savodnik, a gifted writer, draws on archival documents and interviews with Oswald's former Soviet friends and love interests to explain the murderous rage that prompted him to assassinate John F. Kennedy.

The essays trace, from the ancient Greeks to the present, the use of self-interest to explain political life.

For instance, someone defending an error theory might point to the ways in which moral claims are used to express or serve peoples' emotions, attitudes, and interests, to explain why people keep arguing as they do despite there being no moral facts.

I left my contact details with the guard, explained I was press and told him it was in the company's interests to explain their side of the story. .

All of this, and much besides, some of it only included because of Herodotus's personal interest, helps to explain the positions of these Greek states in 490, the year of the Battle of Marathon, and in 480, the year in which Xerxes invaded Greece.