Sentence examples for worthwhile means from inspiring English sources
Still, he decided last year that the site was a worthwhile means of speaking directly to readers.
But boy, they are much easier said than done because going after anything worthwhile means you will indeed be rejected by someone or some entity at some point.
It's not the easiest time to be an indie-filmmaker, but since when is anything worthwhile meant to be easy?
But his failure to get a worthwhile deal means that he's now on the wrong side of history".
UNTIL recently, I was convinced that a worthwhile workout meant at least an hour.
"I think it's worthwhile because it means I will have a better experience at school, and other people will have a better experience at school," said upcoming Kaiser fourth-grade student Elizabeth Peters, 9.
If researchers spend a fixed amount of time on applications then streamlining the system is still worthwhile because it means that they will spend more time on the sections that require the most thought (such as the scientific plan) and less time on ancillary and bureaucratic information.
Imagine if we could use encounter to mean open dialogue and solidarity to mean worthwhile dialogue.
Just because you cannot end all starvation, doesn't mean it's not worthwhile to pursue effective means to alleviate it.
And I don't mean worthwhile in a 'making it big' way.
