Sentence examples for interest to remind from inspiring English sources

That's why it's not in their interest to remind you that you'll be picking the next Supreme Court with your vote come November.

From the practical point of view, it is of interest to remind what follows.

The only political outcome of this internal bickering coming from Democrats who want their party to uncritically service Wall Street's interests is to remind us that the Democrats were equally responsible for setting the stage for the financial meltdown that threw eight million people out of work and continues to degrade the quality of American life.

That makes this a good time to reflect on the powerful forces arrayed against the public interest -. - and to remind ourselves that they can still lose.

Its mission, he said, is not just to increase interest in stars but also to remind people, including higher-ups in the Park Service, that national parks don't go away when the sun sets.

Now that you've got his attention and have shown some minimal interest in him, you need to remind him that you have better things to do than to be with him.

Dreadful stuff – though, in the interests of balance, I ought to remind readers of the Tories' even closer links to unsavoury elements in the Conservatives and Reformists group of the European Parliament – some of them accused of homophobia, racism and anti-Semitism.

Next I would like to remind colleagues that the interest groups - the patient groups who are most likely to be affected by this measure and to benefit from it - strongly support the measure.

Ali's interest in the collisions between languages also requires her to remind the reader that narrative itself is translation.

An information sheet about the study was wrapped around each fFN test kit to remind providers to introduce and determine interest in the study.

He slipped his business card behind the front cover to remind Ms. Bouteloup that he was interested.