Sentence examples for something of benefit from inspiring English sources

She feels valued, is doing something of benefit to the community, is making a contribution.

The next few years will determine whether the history of Islamic finance blindly follows that of medieval European finance, or whether its revolutionary ideals can bring something of benefit to the whole world.

Whether you're an entrepreneur or you work for a company, if you send the message that you're providing something of benefit to the world, it's going to be much easier to feel fulfilled by your work.

The World Anti-Doping Agency banned meldonium with effect from January 2016, deeming it performance-enhancing because it enabled users to carry more oxygen to muscle tissue, something of benefit to endurance athletes in particular.

On a visit to the UK in 1984, he suggested he may be the last of his line, calling the Dalai Lama 'a man-made institution... maybe there should be something new, of benefit to all Buddhists.

If they are right, the United States enterprise here could still achieve something of lasting benefit to Iraq.

"But if they really want to give us something of public benefit, they should leave the house.

One problem is that we use social media so much outside work they're not always seen as something of educational benefit.

If the Labour party puts forward this case, it will not only gain popularity in the run-up to next year's general election – it would also be doing something of lasting benefit for Britain.

Whatever is true, none of these would be good enough reasons for the waste of money and effort in abandoning something of direct benefit to the impoverished districts whose betterment is so often invoked as the reason for holding the Olympics.

I eventually talk myself out of it and just go do laundry or something of more benefit than having an argument with the lady inside my head who still cares whether other people will judge me for writing this post.