Sentence examples for welcome in itself from inspiring English sources
China's credit to Angola is not only welcome in itself.
No question, this influx of mainly poor economies is welcome in itself; indeed, it is scandalously overdue.
Moving away from CAFE would be welcome in itself: it is an overly bureaucratic, inefficient law whose objectives would be better achieved through the tax system.
Although any agreement is welcome, in itself it will do little to end the Syrian conflict and could well enhance President Assad's diplomatic and political status and further diminish that of the opposition Syrian National Council.
While the introduction of at least an element of proportionality would be welcome, in itself it cannot amount to the kind of "reform" envisioned, however vaguely, in today's letter.
The abolition in 2012 of the Kafkaesque indeterminate sentence for public protection, welcome in itself, has left over 4,000 people stranded in custody, most serving time for what they might do in the future rather than what they have done.
Just knowing his starting quarterback was on the road to recovery was welcome news in itself.
Such buybacks should both lift the share price a welcome event in itself for some tech companies, whose share prices have been battered since the market peaked in March 2000 and provide the liquidity to the market the policymakers want should retail investors take fright and sell heavily.
The same diversity was welcome in the legislature itself, the president said.
Now even Lleyton Hewitt is enjoying a comeback, beating Roger Federer to win the Brisbane International, and just in time for the Australian Open, tennis finds itself welcome in the sports pages, thanks to Bernard Tomic making it to the final in defence of his Sydney International title ("Only in Australia," commented my friend Malcolm, "would you get a headline story about the world No51").
Later, I joined over one thousand people at a local mosque where Muslims were scared that members of their faith were no longer welcome in a country that prides itself on religious freedom.
