And the prize will make all the miles travelled and money spent worthwhile: a chance to show that your city can stage the greatest show on earth, a chance Detroit never got, and probably never will. .
But even for adults who have sometimes resisted the company's sentimental antics, "How Does the Show Go On?" offers something worthwhile: a chance to manipulate Disney product instead of just being manipulated by it.
In my view it's much better to go for something, which is at least worthwhile pursuing, to take chances and to succeed or fail.
"This is what makes my job worthwhile … the opportunity to give the chance of life".
What matters are the specs and unique features, because if this Dell XPS M1530 doesn't pack anything worthwhile, it has no chance of overtaking Apple's Macbook in terms of popularity.
Indeed, the small number of votes included in this year's Senate Scorecard is testament to the fact that much worthwhile legislation stood no chance in the face of opposition from an anti-environment minority.
By investing in these students, schools will be sending a message that individuals who suffer from a mental health or substance use disorder are worthwhile and deserve every chance needed to pursue a college degree.
Richards and Green (2003), in the context of perennial crops, refer to 'hysteresis', the continuation of a particular economic activity in agriculture in order to gain the small chance of worthwhile returns sometime in the future essentially an attitude of 'not wanting to miss out'.
Editors pitch ideas at the twice-monthly enterprise meeting, and a group of editors and graphics people make the decisions on who gets to "snow-fall," with an eye to what projects lend themselves best to the new approach, are worthwhile, and stand a realistic chance of succeeding, given all the elements.
Yet Milkah's parents say that the tough journey will be worthwhile if their daughter the chance to grow up in a safe place and have a proper education — in Afghanistan school is often off limits to women. .
