Sentence examples for been proved worthwhile from inspiring English sources

For the construction (backward linkage oriented), professional and miscellaneous (forward linkage oriented), and industrial activities (key sector), investment has been proved worthwhile by allowing increased opportunity of employment in the respective sectors (Fig. 11).

For the first time since the global credit crisis, spreading one's bets across different geographic regions is proving worthwhile.

While small businesses play a significant role in the establishment of new phases of industry, it is often during the latter phases of industrial innovation that large businesses gain in importance as greater resource costs are involved and considerable market power is required if innovation is to prove worthwhile (p. 6 in Rothwell 1983).

The desire to have a new idea published is so great that the originator is often led astray, and the method is broadcast before it has proved worthwhile, and before the technique has been perfected" [4].

Even though the organisation of the market in the rail sector is not the main issue, the introduction of competition on the European railways may be said to have proved worthwhile.

With massive omics data generated from The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA), various algorithms and tools for recognition of activated and altered pathways exist for integrative analysis of two or more types of omics data and are rapidly proving worthwhile [ 81].

The expedition to Grandma's and Grandpa's proved worthwhile: there was an unlimited supply of cream soda and ice cream (Mom would never allow that!), I went to a fair, and I discovered the magical bliss that is a Dairy Queen Blizzard ice cream shake.

"George [Baldock] played in the wide-right position - we took a chance on playing him because of his performance on Tuesday but he's proven it was a worthwhile decision for us.

Our interest here, stock picking, may be less lofty, but it has proved worthwhile.

However, close liaison with the electricity companies proved worthwhile and most were very co-operative.

Berkshire's existing firms and investments are churning out more cash than Mr Buffett and Mr Munger know what to do with, and worthwhile acquisitions are proving hard to find.