Sentence examples for perhaps in the interest of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, in the interest of national security, America needs less firepower and more brainpower.

Perhaps in the interest of preserving this flexibility, Adams perfected a dog-whistle style of political rhetoric.

St . Louisopted for smaller than life, about 5 feet, perhaps in the interest of expediency and thrift.

Perhaps, in the interest of cohabitational harmony — as well as good health — this arrangement is all for the best.

Perhaps, in the interest of balance, "Cats and Dogs II" will be made by MGM, whose lion logo suggests a greater sympathy for the maligned felines.

For a while, after the John Edwards sex scandal broke, a few people in the blogosphere thought that perhaps in the interest of journalistic integrity, questions surrounding John McCain's fidelity might start being kicked around in the political media.

Perhaps, in the interests of beating would-be fixers, the wavering Weldon should chair every year.

Perhaps, in the interests of precision and clarity, in serious reasoning we should replace the elusive "if" with its neat, close relative, ⊃.

According to one agent, who spoke on condition of anonymity because it might hamper his ability to negotiate, most teams concluded that spending restraint, while perhaps in the best interest of baseball, is not necessarily in the best interest of the individual teams.

In that regard, this may come down to whether John Boehner is once again willing to stand up to his base, perhaps risking his speakership, in the interest of the nation.

Afshin Rattansi: But, surely, a war with Iran would increase oil prices and make things worse for all those banks, so perhaps it's not in the interest of Wall Street?