Sentence examples for worthwhile problem from inspiring English sources

I mean the overwhelming imperative in America then to make an American art is sort of paralleled by the feeling I sense in Israeli art that the only really worthwhile problem is to find some way to give expression to Jewish experience.

AnalyticsMD, which is launching out of Y Combinator's latest batch, is a startup tackling a difficult but very worthwhile problem: how to boost the operational efficiency of hospitals and improve patient care by helping staff make better choices about how resources are allocated.

Most importantly, you'll have the confidence to be tackling a worthwhile problem.

We are all equal, with equally worthwhile problems, ideas, and beliefs.

MHSUs too reported satisfaction with their involvement and the increment, in this small sample, in MHSU trait self-esteem and self-efficacy scores suggests further study of this approach may be worthwhile, although problems with measures of self-esteem are discussed further below.

In combinatorial problems it is often worthwhile simplifying the problem, using operations such as consistency, before embarking on an exhaustive search for solutions.

So it is worthwhile to investigate problem (1.1) and the methods used here are relatively new to the literature.

Mr. Eugene says that while he was in charge, it was a worthwhile agency without problems, one he felt committed to support as a council member.

It is not worthwhile solving the problems optimally: solution quality is decision-theoretically traded off against computation cost.

Although the software would be invisible to users, getting it on enough computers to make the system worthwhile has been a problem.

In a computational experiment, we show that solving the joint problem is worthwhile, since we achieve a cost reduction of over 43% at maximum (5.1% on average) compared with using a sequential approach of first solving a LORA and then the spare parts stocking problem.