Sentence examples for a worthwhile point in from inspiring English sources

But it makes a worthwhile point, in her view, by urging a rediscovery of an earlier view of global health that was more prevalent before 2000.

This sinister clique moved as one from the totalitarian left to the corporate right without stopping at any worthwhile point in between.

But the play turns out to have a worthwhile point about how best to navigate a world in which any acknowledgment that there are different races risks being deemed offensive.

This concept offers a worthwhile point of deviation to encompass three elegant adjustments to literature model in terms of maintenance time, workforce performance and return-on-workforce investments.

After all, Myles Brown did make a worthwhile point on Twitter the day of the trade: "Which team is tanking?

Yet Matchar's very worthwhile point is couched in such an excess of moralistic admonishing that it can feel infantilizing.

It would be worthwhile pointing out in the discussion that the Dresler paper weighs heavily in the results, particularly with respect to respiratory complications, inherent in surgical procedures and perhaps, in some instances, unrelated to the talc pleurodesis itself.

The third proposition of the paper that a narrow range of acceptable information exists such that lending in an environment of imperfect information is worthwhile, points to the possibility of creating a hedging portfolio (Yoon and Smith 2002).

It is worthwhile pointing out that the boundary conditions in (1.1) interpolate between Neumann (a = b = c = d = 0) and Dirichlet (a, d → ∞ with finite values of b and c) boundary conditions.

It is worthwhile pointing out that plasmapheresis is successful in treating some patients with post-transplantation recurrent FSGS [ 57].

Several advantages of the sampler in this regard are worthwhile pointing out: It can reveal detailed molecular distinctions between divergent subgroups from multiple perspectives.