Sentence examples for be seen as worthwhile from inspiring English sources

Anything that gets people interested in local politics should be seen as worthwhile.

It took some time for training in such sea-going vessels to be seen as worthwhile in itself; a view reinforced in Britain by the ending in 1960 of compulsory military service, and with it, some feared, the virtues it was believed to teach.That belief is not stupid, but there is a virtue to be learned in working a sailing ship that no parade-ground sergeant-major can instil.

It seems as though 24/7 not only means the ability to access anything, anytime, anywhere, it also means that if you are going to be seen as worthwhile, you too will run 24/7.

If a method of identifying patients who have a high risk of local failure could be identified, a dose-escalation regimen that allows a higher rate of treatment-associated toxicity may be seen as worthwhile.

However, in view of the extra effort and cost that informed choice requires with respect to providing alternative services, it may or may not be seen as worthwhile for these outcomes.

In the Cold War logic of the day, all of this was seen as worthwhile, somehow, because Chile's takedown represented a blow to the spread of global Communism.

The time spent in training was seen as worthwhile by both groups (5.17 ±.37 for RP group, 5.50 ±.43 for SP group; 6 = totally agree, 1 = don't agree at all), with a significantly higher rating being reported in the SP group (p <.003).

In classical and Christian thought, pleasure was seen as, at best, a distraction from the worthwhile pursuit of virtue.

To the extent that the citation could strengthen the Damour family's civil case, two million dollars could be seen as a worthwhile gamble.

But with time running out, and Mr. Corzine not yet running away with the race, Mr. Franks has come to be seen as a worthwhile investment.

Furthermore, proactive behaviors may also be seen as less worthwhile due to perceptions of uncontrollability connected with ability.