Sentence examples for interest to guide from inspiring English sources

Sparrow feels no particular responsibility for Elizabeth, but having tangled with Barbossa on occasion, he decides it's in his interest to guide the navy in pursuit of the Pearl.

The findings are of interest to guide sensory and consumer practitioners involved in the dairy production to formulate/reformulate their products and help them choosing the most suitable dynamic method to temporally evaluate them.

Our suggestion is for investigators to allow the research or policy question of interest to guide the choice of metric.

13 Monitoring and targeting BMD endothelial progenitors is of interest to guide the optimal use of target therapies in patients.

Thus, ΔRESPPP may be of interest to guide fluid therapy during ARDS, but several physiological mechanisms may limit its validity.

However, these data could be of the great interest to guide future recommendations for vaccination and antiviral therapy during forecoming flu seasons.

Betsy Swersky Merrick, N.Y., Nov.17, 2009 • To the Editor: For topical issues like breast cancer, we have allowed opinion or self-interest to guide recommendations.

Mr. Wilson, who is known as Chip, has said that he was greatly influenced by Ayn Rand and has used her books, which promote the idea of people living for their self-interest, to guide his business.

If we allow only Israeli interests to guide all Western policies in the region with complete disregard for the aspirations of three hundred million Muslims, the anti-Americanism and anti-West sentiments will remain.

Farmers and veterinarians considered calculated reasons (including regulations and health aspects, economic and financial losses, technical and practical factors) and their own self-interest to guide their decision.

A better monetary policy would help in this objective and that, in turn, requires a greater freeing up of the exchange rate over time so that the central bank can use interest rates to guide credit allocation.