Sentence examples for especially worthwhile to from inspiring English sources

It feels especially worthwhile to take stock now in Britain before the Conservative party makes its inevitable judder rightwards in response to Ukip, possibly divesting itself of any of its recent nods to gay rights, like hot air balloonists merrily chucking off ballast, in order to make that swerve all the more violently.

It is especially worthwhile to do this, in light of the fact that a similar analysis of the dissipative terms shows that we can design a structure which both does a good parity measurement and has built-in protection against Purcell decay.

What makes this perennial bestseller especially worthwhile is its frequent references to the trail's history, including the last ice age that reshaped the terrain.

And, because this applies at all federal levels, it is especially worthwhile for economists outside the administration to publicly express their opinion on topics relevant to economic policy.

Conventional wide excision surgery removes the cyst completely, so it is especially worthwhile if the cyst is suspected to be malignant or if it has caused other health problems.

For my masters project, I am analyzing the nesting trends of sea turtles on the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica, so this trip and these initial results were especially interesting and worthwhile to me.

There are dozens of tour companies, and some of the more offbeat ones are especially worthwhile.

Options include traction control, which is especially worthwhile on front-drive-only models, and antilock brakes.

Their policies are especially worthwhile for those who dive regularly, as they are in effect for a full year.

Miniaturizing quadrupole-based ion traps can be especially worthwhile since the RF amplitude necessary for mass analysis scales with the square of the analyzer dimensions.

The talk & slideshows are especially worthwhile when the sky is cloudy, which is usually the case (less than half of the nights are clear from NYC).