Sentence examples for felt to be worthwhile from inspiring English sources

The travelling was felt to be worthwhile in order to enable Natalie's participation in exercise.

The onsite physical therapy triage clinics were well received by attending musicians, with most players indicating that they felt the service to be worthwhile.

The first is how people feel, the second, how they evaluate their lives and the third, a broader measure of "eudaimonics"(whether they feel their lives to be worthwhile and rewarding overall).

"After my first conversation with my master educator, I felt it was going to be worthwhile — she offered me some good resources," the report quoted one teacher.

We felt it would be worthwhile to investigate the effects of smoking and fetal gender, mostly due to the theoretical effect of tobacco and fetal sex hormones on SG development since both are known to affect connective tissue properties.

I didn't think it would happen, but I felt it would be worthwhile to give him an incentive.

All felt the training would improve patient safety, and 97% felt it would be worthwhile training in other ICUs.

Participants felt it may be worthwhile having a trans-NIH workshop to further probe this issue and its effects on both animal and human experimental protocols.

"You really have to feel it's worthwhile to take on".

We, therefore, feel it would be worthwhile highlighting the training programme and its relevance to doctors training in paediatrics in particular, but also to other health professionals.

I can't possibly take enough time to respond in full while remaining employed, but I felt it was worthwhile to add a few comments, based on your feedback.