So I think a sort of responsibility direction might be worth pursuing".
Until I hear a hard [high-pitched Queen's voice] "No," then it's going to be worth pursuing.
Even companies that have suffered huge losses may still be worth pursuing because of their liability insurance.
If only a regime of consistent enforcement of all loan contracts' explicit terms were sufficiently practical to be worth pursuing.
And on Wednesday, Mr. Crist said he was open to evaluating whether broader reparations for slavery would be worth pursuing.
Such a program would be worth pursuing, Oppenheimer said, if it could yield the death of five hundred thousand or more people.
But he says "many prospects that initially look promising will turn out not to be worth pursuing once these taxes are factored into the equation.
It might be worth pursuing a non-European club or a carefully selected continental one, too, since the European championship in June will shorten the summer for some of soccer's biggest names as it is.
As a journalist myself (though I'm working on a book and couldn't do this right now), I feel that there's a deeper story there that would be worth pursuing.
For Google, a more limited deal would also be a setback, but would most likely be worth pursuing if it averted a showdown with regulators over the company's growing power.
She listened as Ms. Costalas told her that the test was negative, that there was no sign that the melanoma was genetic, but that it might be worth pursuing further genetic testing for colon cancer.
