Sentence examples for worthwhile between from inspiring English sources

It must be neutral between different views of what makes life good or worthwhile, between, say, charity workers and opera lovers.

But just because lots and lots and lots happens between the two artists, does that mean any of it is worthwhile art? "Between us, there's not much that's going to get in our way.

This was very close to the total of 99 lunations (99 × 29.5 = 2,920.5 days), so this cycle gave a worthwhile link between lunar and solar calendars.

This was very close to the total of 99 lunations (99 × 29.5 = 2,920.5 days), so this cycle gave a worthwhile link between lunar and solar calendars.

But what is for certain, however, is that SoftBank believes there will be worthwhile synergies between e-commerce and mobile services in the future no matter whether apps are web-based or not.

The overhead analysis and numerical results show that the proposed scheme can offer a worthwhile tradeoff between the system capacity performance and implementation complexity including the feedback overhead and codebook search complexity.

But there are enough worthwhile moments between the two discs to make this more than a gimmick.

We believe our job is no longer about getting consumers to see more ads so that we can "sell more stuff"; it's about using our creativity to make a brand more interesting and engaging; it's about creating worthwhile connections between consumers and the brand.

Therefore, after a consensus discussion with the OTs delivering the trial interventions, we estimated a worthwhile difference between groups to be 20%.

The results indicate that worthwhile correlations between case-mix adjusted SMRs and rates of preventable mortality are not attainable unless rates of preventable mortality are either (a) much higher than current estimates suggest, or (b) implausibly variable between different hospitals.

Other issues worthwhile discussing between expert communities include taxon sampling and visualization of annotated evolutionary changes which result in the characteristics of extant species at any level of organization.