Sentence examples for a worthwhile task from inspiring English sources

I would love to punch the person in the throat who thinks it's a worthwhile task to set up a "sausage" bot.

But since we are helping to shape the future of a capital city for our grandchildren, we hope that it will be a worthwhile task".

However, it is without a doubt a worthwhile task, and one option could be to let participants draw the perceived intonation contours of utterances whose fricatives are cross-spliced between different F0 contexts.

Given that presently there is a drive to discover and develop new drugs (antibacterials) from 'extreme' environments, we suggest that an understanding of the nature and properties of sulphate-based Greco-Roman medicinal minerals in the context of the volcanic landscapes from which they derive may prove to be a worthwhile task.

It has also been evidenced in the previous studies that learners hold a multi-faceted vantage point toward tasks i.e., how to perform the activity, moral of the story, general language skills, and personal and social development are among the factors which influence how they define a worthwhile task (Shak and Gardner 2008, p. 402).

Therefore, developing new therapeutic drugs for colon cancer is a worthwhile task.

Saving this shanty is a worthwhile project.

Obtaining such a complete model description for spatiotemporal stimulation of ON-OFF-type neurons from experimental data will be a formidable, yet worthwhile task.

For precisely that reason, the two biologists resolved to deny Johnson and his supporters their desired platform: in a draft of an open letter to be co-signed by Gould, Dawkins responded, "...we shall cultivate our evolutionary gardens, occasionally engaging in the more exacting and worthwhile task of debating each other".

Congress unable to accomplish any sort of worthwhile task, including differentiating between their gluteus maximus and yellow paint?

He performs worthwhile tasks, like reading the issues of The Times Literary Supplement that were printed during the war.