Sentence examples for benefit in serving from inspiring English sources
Social machines and networks offer a greater benefit in serving public by far reaching global services such as averting disaster, sensing eminent dangers, and stopping thugs and Mafia to gain control of the social and national security of nations.
In sharp contrast to Israel and the Persian Gulf monarchies, which have been alarmed by the interim deal on Iran's nuclear program, Turkey sees benefit in serving as a bridge between Iran and the West and in providing the gateway to the world that Tehran needs as it emerges from isolation.
They enjoy the benefits of being physically active and energetically involved in serving others.
Serve immediately in serving bowls.
Jamie Dollahite, associate professor of nutrition at Cornell and a leader in nutrition education for people receiving and eligible for SNAP benefits in New York State, served on the national committee that authored the new report.
Even a self-interested politician can see there are few benefits to serving in an institution with little public prestige and a chronic inability to pass laws.
As an encore Mr. Costello and Ms. Pérez led the same ensemble in another favorite moment from that opera, the drinking song "Libiamo," which was particularly appropriate for those in the audience about to enjoy the foundation's gala benefit dinner served in the promenade.
6.33pm BST Fifth set: Murray 4-6, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, 0-1 Verdasco* (*denotes server): Once again, Verdasco enjoys the benefits of serving first in the set.
In a country tired of corrupt lawmakers, Renzi has also benefited from never serving in Parliament, although he also has been mocked by comedians for his perceived lack of substance.
