Sentence examples for be worthwhile to remember from inspiring English sources
And so, as clean-tech entrepreneurs build their teams to bring innovation to market, it may be worthwhile to remember that domain knowledge can be highly overrated; to sell windows, expertise in chips may, after all, be an ideal background.
Though we didn't have time for it in this week's show, it might also be worthwhile to remember that the nature of the GOP and Democratic members of both chambers these days are more partisan than their legislative forebears even at a time of tremendous inter-party battles like the 1960s and 1970s.
It's worthwhile to remember from where we've come.
As Augusta National prepares to open in a few days and pressure mounts from various quarters over its all-male membership, it is worthwhile to remember its 70-year history of willful, dogged independence.
It is worthwhile to remember that the content validity is an important step to ensure confidence in any inferences made using the final scale form.
So, as the speculation intensifies, and as all the punditry focuses on what is right for Romney, or for the Republicans, it is worthwhile to remember that the issue priorities and positions of his ultimate choice should really matter to us, too.
However, in this centennial year of the Terra Nova expedition, we think it is worthwhile to remember the historic origins of these names.
In this context, it is worthwhile to remember that pivotal works from Cohen's group showed that, in B-CLL, TRAIL-R1 is predominantly expressed over TRAIL-R2, whereas no putative decoy receptors, TRAIL-R3 and TRAIL-R4, are present on the surface of B-CLL cells (MacFarlane et al, 2002, 2005).
It is worthwhile to recall the following.
