Sentence examples for sake of recording from inspiring English sources

For the sake of recording new damage, only trees with yellow, brown or red foliage or some defoliation were mapped as part of the aerial survey.

Just get it out there," says Gadi. Here's someone who's belief in music is so strong, he refuses to change his tact for the sake of record sales or taking advantage of current trends.

For the sake of records, it should be mentioned that several recent papers have challenged the complete equivalence of iPS and ES cells (for a recent review see: Power & Rasko, 2011).

"It probably sounded like Sonic Youth was making records for the sake of making records," he says.

I have got a list of them here, and for the sake of the record I propose to read it.

But let's just quickly break this one down for the sake of the record.

Conatus means a lot of things to me, but for the sake of this record it means an effort to continue to exist, to progress, to move forward.

(For the sake of the record, it should be noted, in passing, that "Boule de Suif" was once dramatized for Broadway, with reasonable reverence, in a play called "The Channel Road").

For the sake of the record, I feel obliged to clarify that the piece of art in question is described by Roubini as the work of a highly regarded feminist artist whom he won't name and which doesn't, he assures me, look anything like a vulva.

So for the sake of some record-straightening let's look at how this happened.

And for the sake of historical record, its origin was a tweet from former General Electric CEO Jack Welch five minutes after the unemployment report.