Sentence examples for small but worthwhile from inspiring English sources

In its second software update this week, the Nokia N900 packs a bunch of small but worthwhile goodies.

SightSpeed, as I said, moves a small but worthwhile step beyond AIM and my previous experiences with MSN Messenger and Yahoo Messenger.

You'll find this small but worthwhile museum inside the Collins Performing Arts Center (upstairs) on the U of M campus about 20 minutes north of Bangor.

The main finding of the present study was small but worthwhile changes in Hbmass of elite female water polo players were observed following simulated LHTL altitude exposures of 10 11 days.

Key among these are validity (does the measure capture what it is supposed to?), reliability (how reproducible are the measures when taken at different times or in different circumstances?), and responsiveness to change (will the measure discriminate between good and poor quality and be able to detect small but worthwhile improvements?).

Some of the changes coming in the weeks ahead are smaller, but worthwhile tweaks – like adding buttons or rearranging menus.

The gains in Vadadora (formerly known as Baroda) were smaller, but still worthwhile.Pratham's remedy may not apply to Africa, where fully trained teachers are still relatively cheap.

A small victory, and certainly a technicality, but worthwhile nonetheless.

Although the optimal codon list is highly conserved among N. tetrasperma and N. discreta (table 2), it is worthwhile to note that small but nontrivial differences in codon usage were evident among these two taxa.

While the increase may be partly a result of the recession — widespread layoffs mean more qualified people with time on their hands — Open Books clearly benefits from its savvy approach to volunteerism: respond quickly to offers of help; make volunteers feel their efforts, no matter how small, are worthwhile; and make the experience fun for everyone involved.

I will risk criticism to assert that fricassee just means a small worthwhile fuss.