Sentence examples for effort benefiting from inspiring English sources

Will the internet and related technologies unleash an unprecedented burst of intellectual and artistic effort, benefiting producer and consumer alike?

Three cheers for Spelman College in Atlanta for dropping its expensive athletic program serving relatively few and instead focusing on a fitness effort benefiting many if not all students.

The campaign by the Vets for Freedom, a nonprofit advocacy organization for veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan, appears to be the first major independent effort benefiting Senator John McCain.

A longtime donor, Mr. Chagoury contributed from $1 million to $5 million to the Clinton Foundation, and in 1996, donated $460,000 to a voter registration effort benefiting Democrats.

It's fair to say that these nations may fret over the anti-ISIS effort benefiting Iran and Syria -- it's obviously intended for the benefit of Iraq (I didn't realize this was even in doubt).

The effort benefits the Garden's Cherring for Children Foundation, which introduced a city-wide after-school initiative.

The Saudi effort benefitted in the post 9/11 era from a global trend in democracies and autocracies alike to curb free speech.

Even on days where I feel it was a wasted effort, or I wasn't at the top of my game, I can look at the application and see how my effort benefited others, even if in a small way.

The trapping effort benefitted from optimum fieldwork conditions in both 2010 and 2011.

The U.S. arm of the United Nations agency UNICEF raises funds for emergency relief efforts benefiting children outside of the U.S.

ATP commits $25,000 to UNICEF relief effort CHENNAI, INDIA, 31 December 2004 – Tournament organizers of the Chennai Open have joined with the ATP to commit financial support to relief efforts benefiting victims of the tsunami which has devastated Southern Asia.