Sentence examples for worthwhile trend from inspiring English sources

Amid the noise of those announcements came one worthwhile trend: better sound quality for less money.

I've often referred to the series as a Jewish animated franchise, for its focus on internal psychosis instead of external peril and, periodic threats from Frances McDormand's hilariously murderous zoo keeper notwithstanding, the third film continues that worthwhile trend.

With more and more universities offering entrepreneurship programmes for aspiring students, Academic and Corporate America seems to be setting up a new worthwhile trend in education to meet the requirement of growth.

Hipsters tend to sense what's worthwhile before the trend or item becomes more popular.

An examination of the distribution of ancient charcoal kiln sites in the forest landscape seems to be worthwhile, since general trends in the selection of suitable kiln site locations in the past might become obvious.

A closer examination of the distribution of charcoal kiln sites in the forest landscape seems to be worthwhile, since general trends in the selection of suitable kiln site locations in the past might become obvious.

After these cross-sectional analyses had been done, we thought it would be worthwhile to study trends in indications and outcome.

Regarding the 5 parameters that did not change significantly (Table  5), it might be worthwhile to comment on trends for TB/HIV coinfection which remained stable between the periods 1999 2005 and 2006 2011 (24.5% to 26.6%), despite a slight but non-significant increase among both French-born (8.5% to 13.9%) and foreign born patients (38.2% vs. 46.9%).

The big message de Blasio is sending is that, under his leadership, the city will try to counter the prevailing economic trends, redistributing for worthwhile purposes a bit more of the fruits of economic growth, which in today's economy tend to end up overwhelmingly in the baskets of the highest earners.

Among these trends, it is worthwhile to recall the emerging role of the guides and experts' evaluations which, in an increasingly sophisticated market, provide consumers with big amounts of complex information useful for orienteering and doing informed choice.

CEO Mandeep Dhillon says that this gives kids a unique chance to share their thoughts on their school — if enough students talk about an issue, then maybe the grownups will take notice (I suspect that student requests will result in a lot of noise, but the trends may be worthwhile).