Sentence examples for be equally worthwhile from inspiring English sources

After all, the previous two rounds sent asset prices – particularly commodities and, for a time at least, stock markets – soaring, so perhaps a third round would be equally worthwhile.

(It is noteworthy that this is largely a one-way analysis looking at extending AIDS research. While a similar analysis examining the ways in which AIDS scholarship could provide insights to climate change scholars would be equally worthwhile, this is beyond the scope of this paper).

Many diners fashion a tapas-style meal from the many delectable starters, but the entrees are equally worthwhile.

Connor has previously pledged to introduce a fully professional set-up in the women's game in England by 2024, and in the interim to deliver a new women's domestic T20 competition that is "equally worthwhile" to the KSL.

But perhaps it is equally worthwhile to pause for a moment and ponder the implication of these technologies in the physical world, both in the near and distant future.

But perhaps it is equally worthwhile to pause for a moment and ponder the implication of these technologies in the physical world, both in the near and distant future.

And in order for there to be equality, we have to embrace the fact that the relationships are equally messy, equally fraught, equally worthwhile.

It panders to a cosy lie, that everyone is equally able to create worthwhile art.

Thus Jonathan Wolff, who generally favors such reconstruction – which he calls "status enhancement" – as the most respectful intervention, asks "What would it mean to change the world so that people with cognitive disabilities and other people were equally able to find a worthwhile place in the world?

We are all equal, with equally worthwhile problems, ideas, and beliefs.

An enthusiastic golfer, hiker and rollerblader, Gerry was a witty raconteur and writer who loved a good political debate, never missed a worthwhile play and was equally at home discussing Russian Constructivism or the finer points of estate law.