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

The print -- which, in the interest of full disclosure, also comes in brown and white -- dates back to Colonial times, when spatter was an element in decorative pottery.

I kept a diary of my experience which, in the interest of anonymous self-promotion, I recommend you take a look at this week.

The Supreme Court upheld the government, ruling that evidence should not be disclosed when "there is a reasonable danger that compulsion of the evidence will expose military matters which, in the interest of national security, should not be divulged".

In his Feb. 24 decision, Judge Lew said there was "a reasonable danger that the compulsion of the evidence will expose matters which in the interest of national security should not be divulged".

Few did; the commenters quickly waxed theoretical, with references to Roland Barthes's notion of "studium" and "punctum" (which, in the interest of full disclosure, I made, too, in a post here several weeks ago, regarding the grain, or, rather, the insinuating grainlessness of the actor Howard Da Silva's voice).

It is fed in part by some of the familiar pejoratives associated with tech geekery (Denton as anti-social robot, for example), and also by his own publications, which, in the interest of his vaunted transparency, occasionally turn their pitiless gaze on the boss himself, for comic effect.

Preoccupied with the displacements and confusions of cultures, they also present "Bavarian by Law," photographs of the mountain town of Leavenworth, Wash., which in the interests of tourist attraction has transformed itself into a Bavarian village.

It reminds me of one of those school projects in which in the interests of "living history", kids are made to collect bits of old junk and manufacture ancient manuscripts by staining paper with tea.

The result should be a better functioning market, which is in the interest of investors as a whole.

One, which acts in the interest of the capitalist class – the business owners, the entrepreneurs, the professionals – ensuring their efforts and the risks they took were fairly rewarded.

"Sometimes our desire to be right and moral overcomes our desire to exist, which is in the interest of the entire country".