Sentence examples for worthy benefit from inspiring English sources

Conspicuous rejection is calling a worthy benefit party "horrible," as an editor I know did last week, or crowing, "We leave St .Bart's early because New Year's Eve there has become unbearable," as a socialite once told me.

With splashy packaging slapped with advertising-worthy benefits like reducing fine lines and wrinkles, diminishing dark spots and vanishing redness, it's easy to give in to the hype.

Coming out wasn't a matter of some noble choice or worthy deed to benefit others.

An official statement read: "to satisfy this demand they have agreed to release their own official recordings to benefit worthy causes".

This does not show an effect on malaria transmission but simply shows that the intervention may have a potential benefit worthy of further research.

Should federal policy establish a uniform employment status for postdocs, as well as guidelines to assure them fringe benefits worthy of their education and training?

Federal policy might establish a uniform employment status as well as guidelines for assuring postdocs the fringe benefits worthy of their education and training.

"It is clear from the text of the [Controlled Substances] Act that Congress has made a determination that marijuana has no medical benefits worthy of an exception," writes Justice Clarence Thomas in the May 14 , 2001decision.

Despite saying that he wanted to sell his cello while he was still alive so that a worthy young musician might benefit from it, Greenhouse was unable to part with it.

Therefore, partnerships to share experiences among similar health systems, such as the Latin-American partnerships reported above, would seem of added benefit and worthy of further exploration.

Because all educational organizations fit under the tax-exempt heading, giving to any school or school foundation regardless of the "need" of the students deems the donor worthy of a tax benefit.