Sentence examples for are always worthwhile from inspiring English sources

The traditional armor design studies performed with FEM requires sophisticated procedures and intensive computational effort, therefore simpler and accurate numerical approaches are always worthwhile to decrease armor development time.

The outcome may seem initially to be a gain, but as the ecological impacts and associated economic losses become apparent over time, it is less clear that the costs of irreversible ecosystem conversion and overexploitation are always worthwhile.

"But working with Bergman was always worthwhile.

Labour's solution was tax credits, topping up incomes to make sure work was always worthwhile.

But it's always worthwhile to wonder whether humans can fix what they messed up.

It is always worthwhile joining the frequent flier program of any airline you fly, especially on a long-haul trip.

But even if it's one in one million, it's always worthwhile fighting for a political solution.

"It is always worthwhile to get an agreement, but the question is how effective it will be and how long will it take," he said.

You can attempt to take another person's perspective — and trying is always worthwhile — but you can't assume you got it right.

In the season of starts and deep sleeps, the darkest, coldest time of the calendar, it's always worthwhile to force a wish list of better tomorrows.

"It is always worthwhile checking with the provider, as occasionally some include special offers such as interest free direct debit payments".