Sentence examples for worthwhile training from inspiring English sources

Wong found that the problem was not "bogus" training exercises but worthwhile training being handled in such a way as to stifle fresh thinking.

Teresa Frith, senior skills policy manager for the association, said: "The fact there are 50,000 apprentices aged over 50 is not a bad thing in itself but the government needs to be sure that the training being provided is genuinely meeting the needs of the individual as well as their employer … Apprenticeships should be about providing worthwhile training, not hitting Whitehall targets".

All felt the training would improve patient safety, and 97% felt it would be worthwhile training in other ICUs.

But what does this actually mean, in terms of how worthwhile my training is, and what I might be capable of achieving?

Narrow pinching – Not everybody has a narrow pinch block to lift, but if you've got a block of wood less than 3/4" thick and can attach a chain and weights to it, then you've got a worthwhile homemade training tool for tearing a deck of cards.

We, therefore, feel it would be worthwhile highlighting the training programme and its relevance to doctors training in paediatrics in particular, but also to other health professionals.

"The one year of tax savings provided by the bill is unlikely to make the costs of much investment in physical capital or labor recruitment and training worthwhile".

Not only is chess a worthwhile activity for training the mind to think logically and to plan strategies useful in problem solving, but it can also be a device for discovering hidden talent.

Segue to a few ways in which poker is a harbinger of the future and a seemingly worthwhile form of training.

"This kind of training is worthwhile for some people, but it's not a panacea for everyone on welfare," said Nancy Wiggett, director of Welfare to Work at the Connecticut Department of Labor.

"All of the success proves that doing all of the hard training is worthwhile and I just want to keep pushing myself more and more," she said.