Sentence examples for worthy activity from inspiring English sources
Of course, reaching out to students across the world is a worthy activity for U.S. universities.
REGISTERING newly-minted American citizens to vote is a fine and worthy activity.
The article noted that he had won nine academic prizes, been president of Phi Beta Kappa, and composed the class poem, while also being a member of the cross-country, rifle, and soccer teams, of the student council, and of the Whiffenpoofs—"prizes and recognitions for almost every form of worthy activity that Yale men admire".
May 16 2014 May 18 201414 Amidst a lot of worthy activity by home-town orchestras and choruses comes a glamorous visitor to Gotham, one of the finest orchestras in the world and the standout group of Munich, a city that abounds in first-rate ensembles.
But simply grabbing as many diplomatic cables as you can get your hands on and making them public is not a socially worthy activity.There are echoes here of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's famously aggressive position that society is evolving towards more transparency and less privacy (a belief which is certainly convenient for a social-networking site that wants to be able to sell users' data).
Departmental chairs and deans often have discretionary funds that they are willing to put toward a worthy activity such as a career workshop.
From improving the status of women, to mitigating climate change and infrastructure development, many worthy activities are competing for limited resources.
Restrictions on internet use in China, for example, tend automatically to be treated in Washington as a government curbing the politically worthy activities of the country's freedom-loving citizens.
The same logic should lead senior management, faced with a bewildering spectrum of socially worthy activities, to select those that are most relevant to their business.Yet people on both sides of the barricades tend to dismiss this argument.
One of the worthy activities of the George London Foundation has been its series of voice recitals at the Morgan Library & Museum, in which an established and an emerging artist share a program.
An interprofessional group of faculty and staff from around Duke who come together to share best practices and current projects for social media use in academia, discuss how social media activities can be used for promotion or lead to promotion worthy activities, and how to harness social media to enhance interdisciplinary learning.
