Sentence examples for worthwhile to reflect from inspiring English sources

It seems worthwhile to reflect, without recourse to the clash of civilisations discourse, on the reasons behind these striking harmonies and discords.

"What I would challenge is whether in fact the current process by which we go through tenure review is inviolate, or whether, in fact, like all the things we do that are built on tradition, there are times when it is worthwhile to reflect on whether it is a perfect system.

But as colleges and universities mark and celebrate Women's History Month, it may be worthwhile to reflect on the relationship between institutional history and efforts to advance gender equity at the presidential level.

A worthwhile starting point might be to reflect, without prejudice, on the ecumenical meaning of what Pope Francis said at the FAO.

On this, the 40th anniversary of the establishment of Division III, it is worthwhile to take a moment to reflect on the significance of these programs.

Now, with the Democratic primary officially concluded, following Sanders' concession to Hillary Clinton and his full-throated convention endorsement--it is worthwhile to take a moment to reflect on just how significant his campaign has been, and what Sanders' supporters can take from it going forward.

Many GPs think it is worthwhile to be stimulated and encouraged to reflect on individual decisions, patterns of prescribing and perceptions of therapeutic freedom (4 36.1).

For some individuals, participation may allow further opportunity to reflect on their development since their stroke or to take part in a worthwhile endeavour which could benefit others.

In 1949 young Paul Volcker said that to have a worthwhile anti-inflation policy the Fed must stop "pegging" interest rates at a fixed level & allow them to rise to reflect market pressures.

"He needs to reflect.

Wechsler pauses to reflect.