Sentence examples for worthwhile candidates from inspiring English sources

If an agent can afford to make a meaningful contribution to only one charity, the fact that there are several worthwhile candidates does not prompt many to say that the agent will fail morally no matter what he does.

Recent advances led to the discovery of many novel diagnostic/prognostic techniques and provided us with many worthwhile candidates.

The micelles formed by C2SH8C2 and C2SH16C2 might be worthwhile candidates for nanodelivery vehicles that release their contents in acidic environments such as the stomach.

He had put his name forward, he explained, only because "one or two very kind friends have been suggesting that I'm a worthwhile candidate".

Be prepared to answer questions Approach potential employers with the key information they need to know about you in order to consider you a worthwhile candidate for employment at their company.

The 'low hanging fruit' of government assets considered worthwhile privatisation candidates have been sold long ago and then some.

N.P.V. would make it worthwhile for candidates to campaign and citizens to participate everywhere people vote — i.e., everywhere.

Though the efficacy of synthetic lethal approaches in targeting Myc-driven tumorigenesis has yet to be established, these strategies may be worthwhile therapeutic candidates.

We have generated preclinical data to show esomeprazole, a proton pump inhibitor used for gastric reflux, has potent biological effects that makes it a worthwhile therapeutic candidate.

"You can provide more than enough resources to make it more worthwhile for a candidate to continue in the system," said Fred Wertheimer, president of Democracy 21, which is advocating one proposal.

But it might be worthwhile to test the candidates' ability to shrug off questions about their lying ads, and see if their manner remains as calm as Reagan's was in 1980.