Sentence examples for achieved worthwhile from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bernanke has argued that the policies achieved worthwhile but limited objectives.
President Obama is right: each of us who has achieved worthwhile things has had help from other people and the community as a whole.
The current evaluation acknowledged difficulties in logistics and geographical terrain, but still achieved worthwhile comparisons.
Magnetic resonance images of one patient before and after PDT to reduce bleeding are shown in Figure 2. Of the 24 patients in this group who achieved worthwhile palliation from PDT, eight survived for more than a year (including two who are still alive, 24 and 31 months after PDT).
Insiders believe that under the UK chairmanship it will be possible to achieve worthwhile reforms to the court.
Neither Congressional action to prohibit the admission of legacy candidates nor further litigation concerning college admissions will achieve worthwhile results.
Better to use the newly roadworthy process to achieve worthwhile goals to pay for adaptation, save forests, build up renewable-energy capacity than to crash it again into a wall.
A number of important factors should be considered in the rehabilitation of riparian vegetation to achieve worthwhile results.
We are justified in maintaining a system of criminal law if it is an efficient technique for achieving worthwhile ends; its structure and content should then be determined by asking how it can serve those ends most efficiently.
Instrumentalist answers to this question portray criminal law as an efficient technique that helps us achieve worthwhile ends; non-instrumentalist answers portray it as an intrinsically appropriate response to certain kinds of wrongful conduct (§4).
Another thought is that responsible individuals will consider themselves to have a personal obligation, which cannot be shifted to the government or any agency of society, to decide for themselves what is worthwhile in human life and what is worth seeking and to fashion (and refashion as changing circumstances warrant) a plan of life to achieve worthwhile ends.
