This point would have made a worthwhile footnote.
After all, Myles Brown did make a worthwhile point on Twitter the day of the trade: "Which team is tanking?
But it makes a worthwhile point, in her view, by urging a rediscovery of an earlier view of global health that was more prevalent before 2000.
But it can and must make a worthwhile contribution to restoring confidence in the global economy and so - over time - help people everywhere get back to work.
En route, I make a worthwhile stop at the Unesco-protected medieval village of Skanzen Pribylina, taking a walk through the 15th-century streets and touring a stolid Gothic church.
"The money can then be used by the surviving shareholders to repurchase shares which may have passed to a beneficiary who does not have the experience to make a worthwhile contribution to the business," says Matt Morris from broker LifeSearch.
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.
Eva Rausing, too, lived a largely private life; she didn't seek the limelight, it seems, and she tried to deal with her problems and make a worthwhile existence without much public exposure.
Lex, meanwhile, makes a note of the Joker's ability to create mind-altering gas, and decides it might make a worthwhile asset in his bid for the White House.
But the contact with the men and women themselves, in conversation or in print, leaves me always with a certain satisfaction, a sense that we've made a worthwhile effort to gain a common end".
