The phrase "virtue of working" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English to describe the positive qualities or benefits that come from working.
It is often used to emphasize the value of hard work and dedication. Example: "She was able to achieve financial stability and personal fulfillment, all thanks to the virtue of working diligently at her job."
The virtue of working this way is that circumstances — time, place, tools — make no difference whatsoever.
It will also make a virtue of working through multilateral institutions something that Mr Bush never regarded as anything more than a necessary evil.
"Nudge" replaces politics with psychology and makes a virtue of "working with the grain of human nature" (which, for nudgers, means maximising self-interest).
Christie has made a virtue of working with Democrats such as president Obama on bipartisan issues – a stark contrast to the hardliners in Congress who were blamed by voters on Tuesday for causing the government shutdown.
During his campaign, Christie made a virtue of working with Democrats such as president Obama on bipartisan issues – in contrast to Cruz and other the hardliners who were blamed for the recent federal government shutdown.
Mr. Kohn, while largely unknown outside the Fed, has exerted tremendous influence within the central bank for years by virtue of working more closely with Mr. Greenspan on interest-rate policy than anyone else.
David Cameron once extolled the virtues of working with another party.
For 48 minutes on Wednesday night, he extolled the virtues of working with Republicans, then eviscerated them as dangerous radicals.
At a time when both parties are talking about the virtues of working together, the anniversary touched off a bitter dispute between them, with each using the day to write its own political narrative around the bill.
CEO Jack Dorsey (pictured) has extolled the virtues of working in cities (in fact, he says he wants to be the mayor of New York one day), but that doesn't mean every Square employee feels the same way.
Price repeatedly points out to me the virtues of working outside a massive corporate environment, a sentiment echoed by the rest of the office.
