Sentence examples for worthwhile to recognise from inspiring English sources

And I think people, certainly in the States and over here, appreciate the military and what they do for our freedoms – I think it is worthwhile to recognise that," Pavin said when asked if it might have been wiser to steer clear of military connotations at a sport event.

It takes extraordinary individuals like Reeve to recognise that investment and effort is worthwhile in the long run to work for others.

The Rutherford-Smart argument may free reductionism from the chains of the layered theory model, but in downgrading biology from science to engineering, it also frees holists from the requirement to recognise that molecular biology has achieved any worthwhile theoretical advances.

Rather than rehashing a tired debate about the boundary between art and cooking, it seems far more profitable to advocate for higher standards in artistic achievement, and to recognise that sensory pleasures need not be art to be worthwhile.

We have to recognise that.

"We need to recognise that.

That is to recognise reality.

We need to recognise that what really matters isn't buying more and more consumer goods, but family, friends, and knowing that we are doing something worthwhile with our lives.

However, he was unlikely to recognise it.

Learn to recognise and violate these expectations.

Chile fails to recognise ancestral land claims.