Sentence examples for a worthwhile target from inspiring English sources

To prosecutors of New York, this made him a worthwhile target in the battle against copyright infringement.

"The average criminal goes through a selection process, which may only take a few seconds, to make a determination" whether you will be a worthwhile target or not, he said.

Although he had a two-season stint on the TV show "Alias" beginning in 2001 and delivered an indelibly unsavory performance as the preppie villain Sack Lodge in 2005's "Wedding Crashers," it was "The Hangover" that turned Mr. Cooper into a worthwhile target — and into what industry types call a bankable star.

He does stress that the technology needs to become more widely adopted before it becomes a worthwhile target.

This highlights the need to conduct additional studies and demonstrates clearly that the hypothesis that insulin signaling plays in important role in cognition and AD has merit, and that this is a worthwhile target that shows great promise for future drug developments that improve insulin signaling.

Many small business owners mistakenly believe they're not at risk because their company is "too small" to be a worthwhile target for a hacker.

That's definitely a worthwhile objective.

As U-862 did not find any worthwhile targets off New Zealand, the submarine's commander planned to return to Australian waters in January 1945 and operate to the north of Sydney.

He said, “This is a result of unsubstantiated speculation that the company could be a worthwhile acquisition target.”.

With the approval of the antiangiogenic antibody bevacizumab in non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) and other malignancies, the tumor vasculature has emerged as a worthwhile therapeutic target.

Thus, RAC1 may be a worthwhile therapeutic target during the early stages of CRC.