Sentence examples for have a worthwhile point from inspiring English sources
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.
Identifying existing evidence Before a substantial evaluation is undertaken, the intervention must be developed to the point where it can reasonably be expected to have a worthwhile effect.
An advantage of such a rigorous development process is that the intervention and program materials have been developed to the point at which they can be reasonably expected to have a worthwhile effect when examined in a full-scale trial.
After all, Myles Brown did make a worthwhile point on Twitter the day of the trade: "Which team is tanking?
Strip away the club allegiance and Guardiola makes a worthwhile point when he notes that Messi has reached five yellows and therefore a suspension (three handballs, one protest and one dive) at the same time as Pepe.
But monotony has had a worthwhile effect on them.
ARM also has a worthwhile chunk of it.
If only someone in BBC drama had the self-confidence to acknowledge that the system is not perfect, needs an overhaul and that some of their critics may just have some worthwhile points... SunnySally · There's no doubt she's hard to replace, but if things go well, we will at last have some adult, unusual drama on television, something which will change the culture and stir things up.
In the net benefit assessment, we assume that patients have a "cut-off point" below which mildly effective treatments are not worthwhile.
The inclusion of parks and more greenery would have had been a worthwhile investment.
