Sentence examples for Especially worthwhile from inspiring English sources

There are dozens of tour companies, and some of the more offbeat ones are especially worthwhile.

Options include traction control, which is especially worthwhile on front-drive-only models, and antilock brakes.

Mr. Palmieri's band will be especially worthwhile, but this defines lazy booking: both have occupied this same space in the last five years.

Of the 10 models, 2 are especially worthwhile: what it calls a seven-inch daily slicer and a four-inch daily parer.

But it is especially worthwhile reading about him right now, because his era has so many similarities — maybe too many — with our own tumultuous and dysfunctional times.

Speeding up the short-sale process could be especially worthwhile in states like New York, where judicial foreclosures can take a year or longer.

The results show that parametric methods are particularly worthwhile in the early detection of component defects, especially when two typical frequencies are close to one another.

I would further suggest that Conservative arguments over government spending present an important challenge to Liberals, who in the arena of public opinion have largely failed to articulate a persuasive defense of government spending, even (or especially for) worthwhile causes.

HAND-ME-DOWNS can be worthwhile, especially when they come from the Range Rover.

All the desserts were eminently worthwhile, especially chocolate semifreddo (a chilled mousse) in a pyramidal shape that made it look like an export from Bouley.

HOMER A. BOYNTON, the former director of security of American Airlines, says that the questions have become so perfunctory that they're no longer worthwhile, especially on domestic flights.