Sentence examples for financially worthwhile from inspiring English sources

Even then, only a handful of fields have a high enough concentration of helium to make extracting it financially worthwhile.

But what that means is that it's just not financially worthwhile for companies to aim their drug development at children.

In 2010, for instance, the producers of the Tony-winning commercial hit "God of Carnage" decided that a tour of the show was not financially worthwhile.

And defending a lawsuit is often not financially worthwhile, as the cost of a lawyer can approach the amount the school is demanding.

American companies say it has become increasingly hard to convince their employees that moving abroad to work in a rapidly growing market is financially worthwhile.

Tickel, from KPMG, advises small businesses to work out whether it is financially worthwhile for them to keep trading in certain countries.

The Treasury claims such criticism is a misunderstanding of the scheme, which is aimed at reducing costs of childcare so that it becomes financially more worthwhile for more parents to go to work or to stay in work.

One such was the "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," series, which was developed at Disney but ultimately was dropped before production began because, the former executive said, it might not sell well in overseas markets and so "wouldn't make it worthwhile financially".

With technological advances in the mining industry, and the high price of gold, even finding six to eight grams per tonne would be worthwhile financially.

And we need to make it worthwhile financially for them to help our country stay competitive and to solve the problems facing our planet.

It would actually have to be an item number that made it worthwhile financially because we are entirely dependent on the income.