Sentence examples for treasure benefit from inspiring English sources

His experience causes transformation and he returns to his original world with a treasure benefit this world.

For the trade unionists and leftists gearing up to take on President Nicolas Sarkozy and his government over treasured welfare benefits, protests may well drown out the summer storm over the Roma.

Throughout the year I have been writing about two main topics for Huffington Post's Black Voices: the alarming health crisis facing black and allied women throughout the world, and how philanthropy--giving time, talent and treasure to benefit humanity---is a bedrock solution to many of the challenges facing our communities.

Confronted with the demographic reality of retirees who are living longer and the prospect of waves of baby-boom retirees, the governments of France, Germany and Austria are finding it necessary to forge strategies to scale back treasured social benefits like pensions.

"The coliseum is a treasure that has benefited many generations of Californians.

Because these republics could not defend themselves in isolation, they acted like sponges on French resources as much as they provided treasure or other benefits to France.

This is an aim hardly served by pillaging and plundering the earth's treasures for the benefit of a select few.

The money spent on this catastrophic waste of resources, treasure and blood has benefited only the war-machine and security industries, with the petrochemical industry waiting in the wings.

Consequently, considerable efforts have been devoted to exploring such massive data in order to gain the maximum benefit from this treasure.

What is clear is that in the 1950s, in the wake of an impoverished, socialist Britain, museums and galleries were busy collecting, displaying and treasuring contemporary art for the benefit of future audiences.

We are now witnessing its origins; our children will benefit from its treasures.