Sentence examples for be worthwhile to bring from inspiring English sources

Finally he determined that it would be worthwhile to bring the sides together for a bargaining session, which began at 1 15 p.m. Saturday at the union's hotel.

Last week, administration officials said that once today's highly anticipated meetings were over, the president would be assessing whether it would be worthwhile to bring the leaders together again in another meeting in the manner of the Camp David meeting.

Finally he determined that it would be worthwhile to bring the sides together for a bargaining session, which began at 1 15 p.m. Saturday at the union's hotel and turned out to be by far the longest since the lockout began.

Hence, based on these results we speculate that further investigation on CNB-001 would be worthwhile to bring out a potent therapeutic contender in the treatment of PD.

In light of existing approaches to develop ICF-based outcome measures in the field of VI it would be worthwhile to bring together the results of this study with research already performed in this field.

And if those sausages are any good – although I don't remember having tried them, I've every reason to believe they are – then it's worthwhile to bring them to wider attention.

And having learned a good deal from the panelists, I thought it might be worthwhile to share some of the charts they brought with them.

In this economy, it may be worthwhile to apply anyway.

Would that cost be worthwhile to me and my family?

"It could be worthwhile to wait," O'Shaughnessy told The Huffington Post.

"If you're taking frequent depression naps, it's certainly worthwhile to bring that up to your doctor, especially if you're feeling particularly distressed or the naps are impairing you," Soehner said.