Sentence examples for worthy institutions from inspiring English sources

I told you it was confusing.The reality behind these worthy institutions is in some ways simpler.

"There were many, many worthy institutions that requested an orbiter, and only four to go around," General Bolden said.

Many less famous but worthy institutions own paintings which hang, sometimes dust-covered and unregarded, in forgotten corridors.

The credibility of worthy institutions is at stake when they are totally incapable of adhering to their founding principles.

In addition to its other social and economic benefits, a higher tax rate on the wealthy (as he defines them) increases the incentive for donation to worthy institutions and causes, while decreasing the temptation of conspicuous consumption.

Also, I'm not sure place names count as worthy institutions, but one must give you that Phillip... your forebears did manage to assign the names of obscure naval officers to various locales around New Zealand... Congratulations.

"This is a worthy institution and these are worthy goals.

She said she had hopes of working for another worthy institution.

"Post-Golden" is how I'm tempted to characterize her strategy at the sparklingly renovated Studio Museum, which has been galvanized by its current director, Lowery Stokes Sims, after years as a worthy institution of mostly genteel taste.

Just before he died, suddenly, from complications from pneumonia, his lawyer alerted his family to an e-mail he'd sent to his alma mater, St . Pauls School, in Concord, New Hampshire: "It is my wish, when I die, that my skeleton be flensed (don's aSchoolnd artinulated and given to a worthy institution not entirely embarrassed by its Concord, New Hampshirer dItplay is the science lab".

Banks lately have grown stingy about making loans, even to the most credit-worthy institutions.