Sentence examples for ruthless interest from inspiring English sources
Student lending is typically thought of as a millennial problem ― one of exploding college tuition costs and ruthless interest rates that took hold over the past 20 years.
Prendergast, who co-founded the Center for American Progress's Enough Project, which works to end genocide and human rights abuses, put it like this in last week's New York Times: "There will be no peace in Congo as long as ruthless interests can make immense profits from the extraction of minerals and other resources, with the connivance of regional governments".
If we value the benefits of social living, this may require that we support and conform to socially-developed norms of conduct that constrain individuals from acting in ruthless pursuit of self-interest.
In an era of inflated self esteem and ruthless self interest, the idea of helping others seems like time misspent.
I thought the Conservative Party was the party of ruthless self-interest, prepared to do whatever it takes to win elections.
Because in a savage manner, they were acting out the values that increasingly seem to govern and embody Britain: Ruthless self-interest coupled to a rootless consumer nihilism.
Mr Bashir told the Telegraph that Ukip had become a "party of ruthless self-interest", was "pretty amateur" and had a "ridiculous" lack of policies.
They're extremely controversial, somewhat shadowy figures and few believe they would act out of anything other than ruthless self-interest.
In terms of image, the dealers, for all their ruthless self-interest, are as intimately associated with Christiania as the ravens are with the Tower of London.
In some of these states, Republicans have redrawn district lines with ruthless self-interest to ensure that voters elect the maximum conceivable number of Republicans to the House.
Alfredson also shows us how love can break through ruthless self-interest, as the world-weary vampire finds herself more and more drawn to Oskar's natural optimism and concern.
