Sentence examples for worthwhile as a from inspiring English sources

Walter Meyer, a child psychiatrist and pediatric endocrinologist in Galveston, Texas, has prescribed puberty blockers and considers them worthwhile as a way to buy time for some kids.

"We discovered that if you cut out elements of the show, you lose what makes it worthwhile as a series, the characters and the level of intimacy and detail that develops over six hours," Mr. Sherman said.

Attempts to understand the phenomenology of vision from artificial stimuli, although worthwhile as a starting point, can lead to faulty generalizations about visual systems, because of the enormous complexity of natural images.

This was a time when anyone more senior than PGY2 who wanted to work in a "Casualty" was regarded as incompetent for anything worthwhile, as a failure, as treading water until retirement, or as mad.

In Brown's case, spelling out the formal object of love as simply being worthwhile (as a person) fails to distinguish love from other evaluative responses like admiration and respect.

Beware, though: Academics are often asked for free advice and information, so you will need to have enough of a business brain to decide when this is worthwhile as a "loss leader" and could lead to more lucrative work.

Defenders of the study said it had been worthwhile, as was a series of related studies under way.

I feel it was worthwhile as an individual to make contacts to see if we could get dialogue going".

He argues however that while this is often the case, reducing inequality or poverty is "worthwhile as an end in itself even if it slices off a little of the GDP growth".

Maybe not as worthwhile as an 8-ball but….

While almost 75% of respondents rejected the notion that EBM is of limited value in primary care, only half disagreed with the statement "The adoption of EBM, however worthwhile as an idea, places too great of a demand on my practice".