Sentence examples for does not bestow a from inspiring English sources

Unlike most sports, college football's governing body, the NCAA, does not bestow a National Championship title.

13 The notion that experience does not bestow a net survival benefit is contrary to the belief of some mountaineers.

Conversely, from the currently available data, it can be stated with some confidence that neoadjuvant chemotherapy does not bestow a survival disadvantage.

Yet as a Stage 4 melanoma veteran who regularly forgets to wear a hat and is lax about reapplying sunscreen, I could have told you that surviving even a very serious cancer diagnosis doesn't bestow a halo of optimal decision making on a person.

Ruling on the issue this year, the court concluded that while Texas law provided prisoners a right to a lawyer for habeas corpus appeals, that provision did not bestow a right to competent counsel.

The trouble for Mr. Obama, though, is that even as he was publicly proclaiming his backing at the United Nations for a new Libyan state, American officials were working furiously behind the scenes to make sure the United Nations did not bestow a similar recognition on a Palestinian state.

Unlike some siRNA-nanoparticle designs, aptamers or antibodies do not bestow a protective layer around the siRNAs, so the siRNAs are susceptible to nucleases if not modified.

What's more, donors are getting younger, despite the fact that the tax code does not bestow any great rewards for giving during a person's lifetime, says Virginia Esposito, the association's president.

The notary signature does not bestow any additional esteem or honor on your academic credentials nor does it make the document "more official" for most standard purposes (domestic job or graduate school applications).

This type of pseudo-struggle does not bestow any type of journalistic legitimacy.

It shows that the former institutional arrangement does not bestow any advantage over the latter, in terms of investment incentives.