Sentence examples for good to benefit from inspiring English sources

"I love boats and I love being on the water, and it's wonderful to do what I love for a greater good, to benefit society," he said.

While Seneca takes it for granted that cosmopolitanism is concerned with the idea that it is good to benefit others, he does not seem to think that cosmopolitanism burdens us with the unfeasible task of helping everyone.

Genomics knowledge and resulting technologies should thus be seen as a public good to benefit all of humanity - and especially those populations most in need - and not simply as a luxury resource to meet the wants of populations in developed countries.

Enterprising moms take advantage of long lines to vote at PS 29 in Cobble Hill by selling baked goods to benefit PTA.

Pensions, both private and public alike, are massively underfunded and burdened with return targets of 6-86-8%en 30 year U.S. Treasury Bonds yield 3%. Infrastructure is in a sweet spot: public sector needs and private capital wants can come together to generate jobs and public goods to benefit all Americans.

Nevertheless, he is keen for his company to be in a good position to benefit once the economy picks up.

1911 On Christmas Day, Adolph S. Ochs, publisher of The New York Times, begins thinking of a way to tap into the city's good will to benefit New Yorkers in need.

"This performance shows that the group is in good shape to benefit from the economic recovery, as soon as it begins".

Vodafone is in a good position to benefit from the next generation of cellphone technology, known as 3G, which is expected to take off in 2004, analysts said.

He expects HP to be in a good position to benefit from this, courtesy of its $399 laptops.

Deutsche Bank may have also missed a good opportunity to benefit from Commerzbank's acquisition of Allianz's Dresdner.