Sentence examples for is especially worthy from inspiring English sources

Among all the video transcoder systems, it is especially worthy to focus on bit-rate transcoding, also known as transrating, because of the limited transmission bandwidth.

We try to be as accommodating as possible, and sometimes we go as far as to bend rules to include a film we think is especially worthy.

Walker is especially worthy of a second chance, says Zlotnick.

In terms of environmental impact, the population growth in the West is especially worthy of concern because of the region's fragile water supply.

Pediatric biomarker research is especially worthy of special ethical scrutiny, because it invokes issues arising in pediatric research generally coupled with those of environmental health biobanking and genetics research more specifically.

The personal investment of Douglas Rae in recent times meant the club chairman was especially worthy of positive attention.

The improvements in both infrastructure and governance are especially worthy of global attention because they are being propelled by the twin engines of democracy and decentralisation, both relatively new to Indonesians.

Donovan said that he was generally supportive of his party's goal of lowering taxes; he cited the corporate tax rate as one that was especially worthy of a significant reduction in order to give companies a financial incentive to keep jobs in America rather than outsourcing them.

On paper they should be especially worthy of support: a Sydney club with half a century of its own history and a tribal supporter base shouldering their fair share of dignified pain, who arrive in the grand final as genuine underdogs against a team widely regarded as ruthless, dour automatons who win relentlessly.

What Edmundson shows is that moralized approaches to coercion make it hard to see why the technique itself and the agents who can use it are especially worthy of our attention.

The top ten are especially worthy of praise.