Sentence examples for reasonably worthwhile from inspiring English sources
The problem with hyping Abrams and Spielberg's names is that doing so prompts pop culture fans to expect reasonably worthwhile examples of what those gentlemen do well.
In the late stages of the campaign — the final six weeks or so before the election — it's worthwhile to be reasonably (but not excessively) aggressive.
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.
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.
One observes that in a diverse modern society, individuals will reasonably disagree about what is ultimately good and worthwhile in human life.
If the affirmative action goals the law promotes are worthwhile, and disparate impact is a reasonably effective means of advancing them, then the individual arguably does wrong by not cooperating in this social justice initiative by conforming to law.
"No doubt, most pensioners who are reasonably prosperous give quite a lot of money to charity and worthwhile causes in any event".
However, as there is currently no well-defined low-risk subgroup of patients who can reasonably forego adjuvant therapy [ 21, 39], this should be a worthwhile exploration.
We believe that the methods of detection of the above mentioned virulence markers are reasonably easy and screening them in a clinical microbiology laboratory is a worthwhile exercise.
We can't reasonably expect that all of those students will be well educated, or that every piece of scholarship or research will be worthwhile.
