Sentence examples for worthwhile resolution from inspiring English sources

Giving up smoking is a very worthwhile resolution, but you will have to be very dedicated.

Amanda MacArthur suggests 12 worthwhile small-business resolutions.

But they are both creatures of the 20th century, equally convinced that Labour alone has the answers, that arcane debates about party committees and conference resolutions represent a worthwhile use of human effort, and that absolutely everything always centres on the question of whether Corbyn and his allies should stay, or go.

Recently, 5-m-resolution ALOS World 3D DEM produced from ALOS/PRISM data has become available (NTT Data Corporation 2015); therefore, we think it is worthwhile to use a high-resolution DEM to decrease topographic error.

I don't have a Blu-Ray player, or, for that matter, a television set good enough to make one worthwhile, but the format's heightened resolution seems made for "Fantastic Mr. Fox".

Then, a second report suggested HTC was also scrapping plans for a future large-screened Windows Phone 8 handset, ostensibly because it wouldn't be able to support high-enough screen resolution to make it worthwhile.

Similar more localized analyses at finer spatial resolution would also be worthwhile.

"How can I convince the board that something is worthwhile if I don't have a resolution?" he said.

While UNSC members Russia, China and Qatar will water down efforts to increase pressure on Iran, it is still worthwhile to push for a third sanctions resolution.

It may be worthwhile mentioning that poor temporal and spatial resolution imaging may blur the observation of blood movement between consecutive images.

However, for some scientific use, focused on local areas, it may be worthwhile to obtain images with very high resolutions (spatial, spectral and angular) for research within an acceptable time frame and cost structure.