Sentence examples for worthwhile points from inspiring English sources

If only someone in BBC drama had the self-confidence to acknowledge that the system is not perfect, needs an overhaul and that some of their critics may just have some worthwhile points... SunnySally · There's no doubt she's hard to replace, but if things go well, we will at last have some adult, unusual drama on television, something which will change the culture and stir things up.

It seems to me the quality and utility of our public discourse might improve were we to do a better job of making these assumptions explicit, and of seriously and respectfully considering whether our ideological opposites, be they socialists or "Atlas Shrugged" fans, might have one or two worthwhile points.Now, pay up.

The third proposition of the paper that a narrow range of acceptable information exists such that lending in an environment of imperfect information is worthwhile, points to the possibility of creating a hedging portfolio (Yoon and Smith 2002).

It makes several novel and worthwhile points.

The article thus makes many valid and worthwhile points, and should be indexed.

Yet Matchar's very worthwhile point is couched in such an excess of moralistic admonishing that it can feel infantilizing.

It is probably worthwhile pointing out that these are what social scientists call "aggregate" statistics, over the long-term.

After all, Myles Brown did make a worthwhile point on Twitter the day of the trade: "Which team is tanking?

But it makes a worthwhile point, in her view, by urging a rediscovery of an earlier view of global health that was more prevalent before 2000.

This sinister clique moved as one from the totalitarian left to the corporate right without stopping at any worthwhile point in between.

But the play turns out to have a worthwhile point about how best to navigate a world in which any acknowledgment that there are different races risks being deemed offensive.