Sentence examples for became worthwhile from inspiring English sources

The PC revolution didn't go mass market and truly change the way people did their jobs until the experience of working differently became worthwhile.

That led to some deeply tedious wrangling with major labels for its compiler, Berliner Marcus Liesenfeld – AKA DJ Supermarkt – but as soon as he began to make contact with the singers themselves, it became worthwhile for him.

According to Bjoern Urdal of Sustainable Asset Management, who took a detailed look at the effects of the carbon price on the German electricity market last year, replacing old coal-fired power stations with gas-fired ones became worthwhile only at a carbon price of €33.

Because of the reliance on retail sales, especially at farmers markets, where rules often require that growers only sell products they have grown themselves, it became worthwhile for the Melicks to dabble in as many new crops as possible, offering a supermarket's worth of selection from a single-family farm operation.

Van Meegeren's own work rose in price after he had become famous and it consequently became worthwhile to fake his paintings as well.

"I realized all the pain and suffering I went through all my life became worthwhile when I used it to help someone else," he said.

So, at different carbon prices, different sorts of methods of abatement become worthwhile.

One day these halls may even become worthwhile shrines like the Delta Blues Museum in Clarksdale, Miss.

"It has become worthwhile to defend one's intellectual property," says Richard Windsor of Nomura, an investment bank.Yet there is more than this going on.

In addition, rather than abandoning old wells and moving on, it has become worthwhile to keep older wells alive — another technically challenging proposition.

Some experts think it will be years before the power system is so saturated with solar photovoltaics that thermal storage becomes worthwhile.