Sentence examples for worthiness of an from inspiring English sources
But as Villanova's losing streak grew to five with its 70-69 loss to 15th-seeded South Florida on Tuesday night in the opening round, the questions surrounding the Wildcats, and their worthiness of an at-large N.C.A.A. tournament bid, will only grow louder.
For a successful valorization, there has to be a specific group of actors who believe in the worthiness of an invention and lobby for its societal usage.
It combines biomechanics, epidemiology, and finance to give an integrated tool for a firm to use to estimate the investment worthiness of an intervention based on a biomechanical analysis of working postures and hand loads.
Don't expect the grim worthiness of a "problem play"; expect unpredictable events, relationships and humor.
Once they know how to rank the "costs" of various diseases, economists can determine the worthiness of a particular treatment.
Dignity can be either the superficial conduct or bearing of a person, or the inherent worthiness of a person.
Such philosophers argue, for instance, that the moral rights of those affected by an action place constraints on the worthiness of a choice independent of the value of the consequences of that choice.
But if the media prefer to use this dubious means of adjudging the worthiness of a candidate, then shouldn't this same standard be applied to Senator McCain, as well?
Mr. Rudd learned to deal with reporters in the days before television in much the same way that he dealt with the worthiness of a boxer, a Dodger or a horse.
Eager to prove his worthiness of a place in Ghana's World Cup squad, former Sunderland and Asante Kotoko defender John Mensah has signed for Slovakian side FC Nitra, who presumably gazumped Watford.
And the sheer worthiness of a topic, even torture and political imprisonment under the Duvalier regimes in Haiti, will take a novel only so far.After introducing her former torturer and reformed family man, Edwidge Danticat circles her subject by sampling the lives of a sequence of expatriate Haitians who have suffered at "the dew breaker's" hands.
