Sentence examples for lead to a worthwhile from inspiring English sources

Wildlife expert, Prof David MacDonald expressed the opinion it "would not lead to a worthwhile gain for farmers".

Our results suggest that single NIR transmission measurements using the models above could lead to a worthwhile reduction in the incidence of Brownheart in commercial lines containing affected fruit.

The minutes say: "He stated that whilst fully understanding and respecting arguments that led to the decision, he had personally arrived at the conclusion that an extension in the culling period would not lead to a worthwhile gain for farmers".

Not surprisingly then, the Giants played sloppily, even if it led to a worthwhile victory.

While many of the questions addressed in each column could have led to a worthwhile discussion, their approaches were ad hominem and, at best, insensitive to the lived realities of Adams's life.

Similarly, the mass murder last June of nine people at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina, apparently at the hands of a young white supremacist named Dylann Roof, led to a worthwhile national conversation about the Confederate flag -- but nothing more.

Even for those who had issues with Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy, anyone who thinks that this will lead to a more artistically worthwhile Spider-Man picture is deluding themselves.

Move on and work it out -- the process of working it out will probably be intrinsically worthwhile and may lead to a hidden gain.

I chose business science at the time because I wanted to study something worthwhile that would also lead to a well-paid job.

The conclusion of this study, however, was that early dialogue can be a worthwhile process for all parties and can lead to a common understanding about evidence development for market access.

Now more than 40 plants are operational, it is worthwhile to have a look at the different applications, and how lessons learned can lead to a new design.