Sentence examples for be worthwhile to understand from inspiring English sources

Even if Puccini were a composer of tenor showstoppers and soprano weepies and nothing more -- he is not -- it would be worthwhile to understand the sources of their power.

Thus, if there is a particular reason why wages are not decreased during a recession, it would be worthwhile to understand the possible sources of such wage rigidity.

Now that plant metabolic engineering of attractants has become feasible [43], [44], it may be worthwhile to understand the population-level consequences, before moving on to apply these molecular tools to agriculture in an attempt to increase crop attractiveness to the enemies of their pests.

It would also be worthwhile to understand the effects of clinicians engaging in LKM prior to or between clinical activities on patients' sense of well-being and autonomic activity.

It is worthwhile to understand the different degradation processes that result from these factors.

From the management perspective, it is worthwhile to understand how improving service level at different dimensions may affect the profit (or utility) of the company.

So while city government might not be your first customer, it is worthwhile to understand which cities are further along in their policy agendas.

It's worthwhile to understand exactly where a worker finds their meaning in their job.

However, the study was worthwhile to understand the precise mechanism of ADI-induced pancreatic cancer cell growth inhibition and apoptosis induction.

As there is mounting evidence to suggest that QUS provides structural information that is related to the quality rather than the density of a bone alone [ 10], it is worthwhile to understand the factors associated with bone properties as measured by QUS, for example, nutritional and lifestyle variables [ 30], to further justify the clinical value of this ultrasonographic technique.

"Do you think it would be worthwhile to learn German to understand a pun John Simon recently told me?" As Mr. Wolcott tells it: "Without missing a beat, Pauline shot back, 'Why are you talking about John Simon?' " That story alone is enough to capture the slugfest spirit of the times.