Sentence examples for modest but worthwhile from inspiring English sources

Detection of modest but worthwhile treatment effects in randomized controlled trials (RCTs) demands trials of large sample size.

A recommendation from the Murray inquiry to improve financial capability by expanding publicly available financial counselling would be a modest but worthwhile reform.

Mr. Bush's firm position to defend Taiwan and his commitment to missile defense have not reduced the modest but worthwhile areas of cooperation between the two nations.

It would also spend more money to enhance preventive services, improve low-income assistance programs and make other modest but worthwhile changes.

Still, in an effort to reassure the public, the President has proposed a series of modest but worthwhile changes to the way the secret intelligence courts operate, and how the N.S.A. communicates with the world.

The explosive growth of the Manhattan landscape, fueled by a great influx of manpower and ambition, is told visually in a modest but worthwhile exhibit inside Castle Clinton, (212) 344-7220, in Battery Park.

With locoregionally applied IL-2 a modest but clinically worthwhile improvement was obtained in six out of 16 patients; remarkably these six all belonged to the group of seven patients that were treated with intratumoral IL-2.

SiGe offers modest and worthwhile advantages, but its true benefits have been exaggerated.

It's just a very good, rather modest, eminently worthwhile reform.

The mirrored and panelled interior and the quiet opulence of the place are what make the modest bill worthwhile.

Very challenging, but worthwhile, in my opinion.