Sentence examples for finds it worthwhile from inspiring English sources

Neither are symphony orchestras: it's simply a question of whether society finds it worthwhile to pay for them.

But he ultimately finds it worthwhile, praising it thus: " 'Richard Carvel' is a remarkably womanlike production, considering the present limitations of the author".

Watson has to write a chapter a day, which amounts to a great social-life sacrifice in Edinburgh, but he finds it worthwhile to explore "whether it is possible to write something by this unusual process".

The statement read: "This same court, which after more than 200,000 deaths didn't see fit to intervene in what was taking place in Syria or in Libya or in other places, now finds it worthwhile to 'examine' the most moral army in the world.

In 1961, after Hemingway took his own life, the F.B.I. found it worthwhile to add to its file a comment by the columnist Westbrook Pegler, a Hoover favorite, from the New York Journal-American of July 19 , 1961

Many Americans find it worthwhile to move out and commute to jobs in the city.

Students of animation may find it worthwhile despite the low picture quality and the commercials.

Those who make the trek are likely to find it worthwhile, however, even if they wish the restaurant were closer.

I have done the job for 13 years and had found it worthwhile and enriching - until austerity arrived, that is.

Even those with access to the original, however, would find it worthwhile to read the new edition.

Libraries with perpetual access or post-cancellation access agreements with publishers may also find it worthwhile to invest in digital preservation activities that may be redundant.