Would it be of any interest to the Evening Standard vs Would it be of any interest for the Evening Standard

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• It couldn't possibly be of any interest to you lot.
• I don't know what I could write that would be of any interest to you or to General Washington.
• Not that it would be of any interest.
• The only information I have that could be of any interest to the Governor is this.
• I might just pay my respects to your charming wife. I wonder whether the matter would be of any interest to her?
• I could mention my own personal experience, if it would be of any interest.
• Things that aren't of any interest to women.
• And it is of any interest to you, I tracked the dragonfly charm on javier's protection bracelet to a bruja on guerrero street.
• I'm not exactly sure what is on this tape, but I doubt it's of any interest to me.
• Not that it's of any interest to me but I hope, in the future, that you choose another place to arrange your dates.
• I fail to see my family as of any interest to you.
• Structural, economic and social reforms are by their very nature unglamorous and not of any interest to the media.
• Other telephone, radio and television masts have already been removed from the area and, in the case of this particular military installation, the monks are compiling data to show that it is no longer of any interest to NATO.
• And more to the point, why is it of any interest to me?
• Mr President, Mrs Bozkurt is, of course, well aware that I am not familiar with the exact details of everything that is happening in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Albania, nor is it of any interest to me, to be honest.
• Why in Satan's name is a soldier's bowel movement... of any interest to your superior officers?
• A description of any interest that is material to the issue/offer including conflicting interests.
• The Commission therefore considers them equivalent to a one-year loan free of any interest.
• Peter Darrall was setting the crosswords in The Evening Standard even! other week.
• However, ladies and gentlemen, none of this is of any interest.

Some examples from the web:

• Not that it would be of any interest.
• It couldn't possibly be of any interest to you lot.
• I could mention my own personal experience, if it would be of any interest.
• I don't know what I could write that would be of any interest to you or to General Washington.
• The only information I have that could be of any interest to the Governor is this.
• I might just pay my respects to your charming wife. I wonder whether the matter would be of any interest to her?
• A description of any interest that is material to the issue/offer including conflicting interests.
• Things that aren't of any interest to women.
• The Commission therefore considers them equivalent to a one-year loan free of any interest.
• Peter Darrall was setting the crosswords in The Evening Standard even! other week.
• However, ladies and gentlemen, none of this is of any interest.
• And it is of any interest to you, I tracked the dragonfly charm on javier's protection bracelet to a bruja on guerrero street.
• I'm not exactly sure what is on this tape, but I doubt it's of any interest to me.
• Not that it's of any interest to me but I hope, in the future, that you choose another place to arrange your dates.
• At bottom, the only thing of any interest... is the road that people follow.
• It crosses all of Nevada and is famous for going past almost nothing of any interest whatsoever.
• Entities and legal arrangements which are not subject to effective taxation should apply the provisions of Directive 2003/48/EC upon receipt by them of any interest payment from any upstream economic operator.
• If it's of any interest, I think he's been drinking.
• I fail to see my family as of any interest to you.
• THIRD PARTY INFORMATION, STATEMENT BY EXPERTS AND DECLARATIONS OF ANY INTEREST