Sentence examples for worthy since from inspiring English sources

However, we would argue that the reliability values calculated for each entry are worthy, since the reliability values of both entries pointed by the Referee were low, which call the attention of the potential user, that the prediction is not certain.

Although the evaluated anxious/depressed scale of the YSR predicts a DSM-IV disorder only moderately, preventive activities seem to be worthy since ongoing stress and thus chronic elevation of cortisol [ 3] by thoughts of loss, bereavement and unpredictability of parental health may lead to greater emotional problems.

The Dolphins have not had a winning season since 2008, while the Buccaneers have been lose-worthy since 2007.

Crossing the street on your own hasn't been something brag-worthy since you were a kid, but making it across in Vietnam is a victory.

A1 Glastonbury Festival has been based at Michael Eavis's Worthy Farm since it began in 1970.

Texas has been a worthy opponent since the inception of the Big 12, but there isn't enough history between the Longhorns and the Jayhawks to build a solid rivalry.

Stevenson had, he affably confessed, "very little experience as a wife or mother"; but he believed that the housewife's task was a worthy one, since "we will defeat totalitarian, authoritarian ideas only by better ideas".

From the colonists' improvisation with alcohol to the classic cocktails of the 19th century to the (few) worthy creations since Prohibition, America has demonstrated an enduring gusto for liquor, according to the author, a reporter for The Times.

The aim is to begin lowering barriers to trade in services just as past agreements removed obstacles to trade in goods: a worthy goal, since services generate about 70% of rich-world GDP.Today Canada, tomorrow the worldThis sort of "deep" integration is more ambitious than anything on the table at the WTO.

That's the first really worthy club since the 90s.

This makes it a worthy winner, since the brief called for a design that would represent all UK citizens".