Meaningful

In verificationism, only the verifiable was scientific, and thus meaningful (or cognitively meaningful), whereas the unverifiable, being unscientific, was meaningless "pseudostatements" (just emotively meaningful).

Employers who want meaningful collaboration at work need meaningful office elements to inspire and empower this mission.

That was exactly why we called on other meaningful persons to gear up because I don’t think a meaningful development can take place in a state that is so problematic and issues coming up and everybody going their way every day.

We want to be involved in games that are meaningful and as a football club, the games that we have now ahead of us in the next 14 games, they are meaningful.

UMD is an institution that makes it possible for students to engage in significant, meaningful work with faculty because that faculty engages in significant, meaningful work with our community.

Still, buying time can be meaningful to many patients, who may use it to get their affairs in order, reconcile with estranged family or friends, and say meaningful goodbyes.

For example, while the /p/ sounds of pin and spin are pronounced slightly differently in English (and this difference would be meaningful in some languages), the difference is not meaningful in English.

Last, and perhaps most important, we have to be ready to admit that describing a meaningful experience is itself meaningful.

The first theorem is proven by a similar if more indirect route in citation Probabilities However, for physically meaningful numbers of monkeys typing for physically meaningful lengths of time the results are reversed.

According to a press release from the Indian High Commission in Guyana, the meeting of Foreign Ministers has been seen as another meaningful step towards institutionalising the high-level engagements between India and the CARICOM nations.

According to British anthropologist the average person has about five or fewer loved ones in the most intimate circle, 15 good friends, 50 friends and 150 meaningful contacts.

According to the Church's official web: the Rev Karen Hendry, ethics forum convenor, said: "The conversations we had were deep and meaningful and took us to a very human place.

Additionally, I compared the ratios to previous quarters to provide more meaningful results.

After mother’s death many years ago, siblings gave her meaningful pearl necklace to a friend, and now they wish they had it back.

After November’s Club Q shooting, Pikes Peak Pride is even more meaningful.

A large crane hoisted a new copper rooster back to the top of the spire of Notre-Dame on Saturday, a meaningful milestone as workers race to finish renovating the fire-damaged Paris cathedral in the next twelve months.

A lightning rod criticized for infighting, his exit will create a sudden, meaningful change to the board’s dynamics.

All of these observations apply to both the US and our international segment, but had a more meaningful impact on the US with additional positive AOV expansion through a higher share of Factor meals, which are typically priced above the price of meal kit.

A logical step in the right direction would be to take advantage of all the current meetings to create the space for meaningful discussions and actions around lead.

Also speaking, Jean-Pierre Lacroix, Under-Secretary-General for Peace Operations, said: “Peacekeeping is a powerful example of how strong partnerships and collective political will can result in meaningful change.