Sentence examples for serving mankind from inspiring English sources

The beta-lactam antibiotics have been serving mankind for over 70 years.

In spite of these imperfections, the drug industry is serving mankind satisfactorily and improving quality of our lives.

If spiritual sustenance was what Europeans and Americans needed from Tagore, that is what he would give them; it was a way of serving mankind, and his own ambition as well.

Mr. Mitchell and Ms. Baranski are both sublime here as he unbends and she undulates into the logic and the self-delighted word play of the possibilities of serving mankind on a platter.

While selflessly serving mankind springs to mind, I would argue that a scientist selflessly serving science, an artist serving art, a corporation serving customers or a monk serving God are also valid examples of transcendent purpose.

Only when we promote these basic values of serving mankind with love and compassion can we add technology to give the extra fillip needed to make the world better and to improve lives.

The Brayton cycle (gas turbine) and the Rankine cycle (steam turbine) are two venerable cycles that have served mankind well.

"We just wish to serve mankind under the auspicious supervision of the Twelfth Imam, peace be upon him".

This method of pumping heat from one place to another served mankind well when refrigerators' main jobs were preserving food and, as air conditioners, cooling buildings.

Inspired by what Benjamin Franklin called "an inclination...to serve mankind," Penn weaves civic awareness and action into campus life.

Or should there be some scope for playing around with nature (risk changing the climate, say, or altering the DNA of crops), the better to serve mankind's material needs?For developing countries, such philosophical questions are largely irrelevant.