| You turned out to be a great entrepreneur, a visionary and an incredible altruist. |
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| Relatedness is the probability that a gene in the potential altruist is shared by the potential recipient of the altruistic behaviour. |
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| Sensitive and altruist, he's offered his paintings as logos or emblems of great causes or values of the economic world. |
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| This altruist was only persuaded to come forward when he realised he might use the money to help others, and is now considering setting up a charitable foundation. |
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| A nature lover, humanist and altruist, Stéphanie has always dreamed of going on an adventure to help the less fortunate in other parts of the world. |
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| In this way, the circle of altruist action gradually becomes larger. |
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| Would-be Times Square bomber Faisal Shahzad was an example of a radical altruist. |
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| Unfortunately for the colonists, Barr was no altruist. |
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| Even if you are no great altruist, you might be happy to give up a half hour of your time to vote if your vote is expected to confer that much benefit on others. |
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| He considers himself a pragmatic and farsighted altruist. |
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| Singer's ideas have formed the basis of the modern effective altruist movement. |
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| Well, now the firm has been saved, or to be more precise, it has been bought by Indian social networking company Altruist. |
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