Sentence examples for benefit a program of from inspiring English sources

For me, the low point came in 1997, seven years before his last Met appearances, when he sang a recital on the Met stage as a pension-fund benefit, a program of songs by Schubert, Scarlatti and others, with a few hit arias.

The proceeds will benefit YoungArts, a program of the National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts in Miami, which supports emerging artists.

And the processing of applications for disability benefits, a program of particular importance to people with low incomes, has been delayed because staff members aren't on hand to go through newly filed paperwork.

Manual joint mobilizations have no added benefit to a program of active exercises in reducing pain and improving shoulder function (Brudvig et al. 2011).

Further research is needed to be able to identify the potential benefits of a program of this kind in the clinical context.

Our study demonstrated psychological benefits from a program of adapted yoga compared to usual care for ICD recipients.

The season opens with a benefit concert featuring a program of music by Shostakovich, Beethoven, and Brahms (that summer mainstay, the Piano Quintet), performed by the pianist Peter Serkin and the Bard Festival String Quartet.

The event benefits Days of Taste, a program of the American Institute of Wine and Food that works to improve food and nutrition for children.

"Even without the exhibit, even if we confined Radius to our workshops, the program would still benefit a lot of people," Ms. Browne said.

Especially for children, school based health programs are the most common, since such programs can benefit a wide group of children with extremely low cost [ 2- 4].

A kickoff concert at the Center for Improvisational Music in Brooklyn will benefit a handful of musician-run educational programs in the city.