Sentence examples for worthwhile aim from inspiring English sources

What Rosling wants to show is that the world is in better shape than most people presume; a worthwhile aim.

A worthwhile aim, and one to be applauded, you'd think; but although they received a little funding from Sevenoaks district council and NHS West Kent (which they put towards publicising the group and other expenses), not everyone was behind them.

It is here that revolutionary fictionalism comes to the rescue: so long as there is some worthwhile aim of mathematical discourse despite the nonexistence of mathematical entities, mathematical discourse need not be abandoned.

In step with the worthwhile aim of this special issue, two junior investigators impart their insights on the therapeutic challenges imposed by pharmacoresistant epilepsies and offer viable approaches to improvement of treatment outcomes.

A worthwhile aim is to represent such characteristics realistically in grassland ecosystem models (e.g. Thornley, 1998).

α-SMA-positive human stromal cell lines have also been extracted from patient resection specimens (Utispan et al., 2010), and establishing a similar organotypic system with human-derived tumour and stromal cells is a worthwhile aim.

"The humanities and education generally used to be considered worthwhile aims of the welfare state," Mr. Yates said.

Answering this question will ultimately be the driver of the decision whether it is worthwhile aiming for remission in patients who already have reached an acceptable clinical state: low disease activity.

As indicated in our study, it may be worthwhile to aim for maximal TS to achieve a prognostic impact instead of providing moderate efficacy to the whole group of patients.

In conclusion, worthwhile societal aims are often jointly pursued: removing predicament and enabling attainment.

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