Sentences with phrase «worthy target»

After a workshop on red dwarfs in 2005, Jill Tarter of the SETI Institute — a leading thinker on alien life — and her colleagues published an analysis that convinced many researchers that red dwarfs are worthy targets for Earth hunters.

I would also suggest that if the Virgin Islands AG really wanted to help his citizens, then following up on the potential credit card abuse of its Governor might be a more worthy target of legal efforts.

His spirited polemics are still worthy targets against which young theologians should test their skills.

Alone they aren't worthy targets but they'll keep you amused while you hunt for someone who is.

The study by the University of Warwick's Department of Psychology, published in PLoS One, found that sleep was a worthy target for treating chronic pain and not only as an answer to pain - related insomnia.

Overdone weddings are ripe for satire, and their peculiar modern rites - the bored cater - waiters, the cheesy party favors, the sweaty drunks screaming along with Kool and the Gang - are worthy targets.

If you're looking for a compact car that offers a bit more space with acceptable fuel economy, the 2012 Dodge Caliber is a worthy target.

Then again, if Lillian Hellman strikes you as a worthy target, then this might be just the meal you're looking for.

Even assuming happiness to be a worthy target, though, a worse pitfall awaits, which is that aiming for it seems to reduce your chances of ever attaining it.

If you consider yourself a worthy target for kidnappers and ransomers, you could insure yourself and your family members through a kidnap / ransom insurance.

If someone is able to see an individual's entire balance when transacting with them, then it's much easier to know whether that individual may be a worthy target for theft or worse.

Thus, family harmony, or at least youth perceptions thereof, may be a worthy target of future intervention for youth with psychopathy - linked personality features, with more research needed on younger samples.