Sentence examples for countless institutions from inspiring English sources

Together with her husband, Ludwig, of blessed memory, the Jesselson's redefined Jewish philanthropy, bringing unprecedented generosity to countless institutions.

Countless institutions, including the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control, recommend at least a hundred and fifty minutes of exercise a week.

Whether highlighting segregation or inequality in access to education, health care, or countless institutions, whether noting the realities of stop-and-frisk or daily confrontations with American racism, the response is often the same: denial, denial, denial.

Like countless public institutions in America, the Met aped Rome because Rome stood for civic order, empire and reason.

My confidence is directly derived from the experiences that my college has provided me, which (no offense, Gettysburg) are not unlike the experiences available at countless other institutions.

It also boasts 38 colleges and universities and countless other institutions of higher education – which won't surprise you if you know anything of Korea's national obsession with grades, exams and degrees.

Many are the statements made that religion is "patriarchal" : well, banks are patriarchal, politics are patriarchal – count the number of women among the G20 leaders – and so are countless other institutions.

But these relatively simple transactions have only a distant family resemblance to the Paulson-Bernanke plan for a huge bailout of countless financial institutions, to say nothing of possible help to households that took on mortgages that would work out only if the home price kept rising.

The talks, which began last week and continued through the weekend, added to the sense of agitation in the stock market on Monday, as investors grappled with the implications of the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers, which, like A.I.G., was a large counterparty to derivatives contracts held by countless financial institutions.

Such confusion, Robert and Baylis say, "threatens the social fabric in untold ways; countless social institutions, structures, and practices depend upon the moral distinction drawn between human and nonhuman animals" (2003, 10).

It plays a peacemaking role in other parts of Africa and is a key participant in countless international institutions.