Sentence examples for maximizing their own from inspiring English sources

"If they were interested in maximizing their own wealth, they would have diversified out of Santander".

Ms. Smiley suggests that contemporary Americans conceive of marriage as an arena for maximizing their own individual happiness.

Therefore, chimney swifts, in rearing just two or three offspring, are not withholding reproduction for the good of their species or local population; instead, they are producing as many young as they can successfully rear given a limited food supply, thereby maximizing their own reproduction.

The large corporations, the asset managers, the hedge funds, and mutual and pension funds are the immediate clients of Goldman, and they are run by fund managers and the corporate officers who are acting in the same fashion as Goldman's managers — maximizing their own profits at the expense of their clients (the shareholders and investors).

Each stakeholder mainly focuses on maximizing their own benefits and minimizing their losses.

Unfortunately, 36 of the 50 largest fund families are now owned by financial conglomerates that are more interested in maximizing their own returns than fund investors', Bogle said.

The report said administrations of both parties had exploited that vacuum to maximize their own power to impose their policy preferences.

Such theories depend greatly on one assumption: that buyers and sellers are rational and seek to maximize their own incomes and profits.

Most presidents, regardless of party, want to maximize their own authority, but the teacher of constitutional law knows that when presidents overstep, the court slaps them back.

And the phrase "rules-based" means that the players are acting purposefully and seeking to maximize their own advantages, rather than behaving passively, or randomly.

Williams noted that individuals who maximize their own reproduction will have greater genetic success than those who behave in ways that limit their reproduction.