Sentence examples similar to resulting from its worthiness from inspiring English sources

The Global Fund's remarkable successes result from its operational procedures.

If the credit worthiness of the investor-owned utilities can be restored, California can both solve the immediate supply shortage problems resulting from credit risks and then look to proper long-term solutions to its electricity problems.

Much of its apparent size results from its plumage.

Last year the European Space Agency published preliminary results from its Planck satellite.

Intel has seen good results from its Women Principal Engineer and Fellows Forum.

The company expects the results of tests on results from its Darwin discovery next month.

This was almost an entirely different team from the one he took to last year's Final Four, writes Luke Winn on SI.com, but it is still using doubts about its worthiness as a motivating factor, Ted Miller writes on ESPN.com, and is still drawing from the same bag of magic dust as last year, writes Tim Pearrell in The Richmond Times-Dispatch.

Yet the book should not be read for its worthiness rather than for its literary qualities.

Three criteria should be applied in making a judgment about its worthiness.

The broadcasters have cited the recent European election as a measure of Ukip's popularity and irrefutable evidence of its worthiness for inclusion.

Any hesitation or lack of knowledge about its worthiness will count against you unless the invention evidently speaks for itself (which many do not).