Sentence examples for bear worthwhile from inspiring English sources
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — It's hard to know whether Brown University's latest experiment in interdisciplinary studies, the new Perry and Marty Granoff Center for the Creative Arts, will ever bear worthwhile artistic fruit.
Like the stories "The Berenstain Bears Live!" offers worthwhile guidance in a form small children can understand, with situations they'll recognize.
(There is going to be a lot of tapping, but bear with it; it will be worthwhile).
It is worthwhile for shareholders to bear the costs of golden parachutes, so the argument goes, for the sake of facilitating such sales.
As the world of opportunities and challenges in front of brands expands ever-greater, the core concept of automation seems like a worthwhile, functional touchstone to bear in mind.
But hey, it has to be more worthwhile than waiting for the Bears to commit another penalty.
The evidence presented in "Gout: The Patrician Malady" bears out the authors' claim that gout is a worthwhile subject for serious investigation, yielding all manner of social, cultural and biographical insights.
It is worthwhile to note that although CoopMAC seemingly bears some resemblance to the conventional ad hoc routing protocols, they are in essence fundamentally different.
People forget that late in a bear market a general consensus builds that stocks will never again be worthwhile.
Oil drilling, they say, would hurt the land, would endanger migrating caribou and polar bears, and would not recover enough crude to make the effort worthwhile.
There have been several attempts to theoretically capture what all objectively attractive, inherently worthwhile, or finally valuable conditions have in common insofar as they bear on meaning.
