Sentence examples for worthwhile steps from inspiring English sources

Still, there are worthwhile steps we can take.

There are, however, smaller, worthwhile steps the administration could take if it were so inclined.

"Those are all worthwhile steps, and we should grab every one of them," said R. Glenn Hubbard, who advised Mr. Bush's administration and Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential campaign.

But they won praise as worthwhile steps from some industry critics who had long complained that the Federal Reserve under its former chairman, Alan Greenspan, persistently ignored signs of trouble.

Other worthwhile steps: Creating avenues to help teachers voice their opinions, and ensuring mutual accountability between district level initiatives and teachers.

It must show Iraqis that it is truly independent, and so a worthwhile step forward for them.

In a worthwhile step just before lawmakers headed home, Congress approved legislation intended to better protect federal judges.

The introduction of the government's new admissions code earlier this year was a worthwhile step towards making the process as open and clear as possible.

"The principal reaction to the experience of Civil War seems to have been less to try to enroll the new science to a specific viewpoint than to aspire to its 'establishment' as a worthwhile step in itself," Michael Hunter wrote in "Establishing the New Science," his 1989 history of the Royal Society.

Sensitivity analysis (SA) is generally recognized as a worthwhile step to diagnose and remedy difficulties in identifying model parameters, and indeed in discriminating between model structures.

SightSpeed, as I said, moves a small but worthwhile step beyond AIM and my previous experiences with MSN Messenger and Yahoo Messenger.