if it's worthwhile

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Then we see if it's worthwhile for them to participate in the plan here.

They are not paying for it, nor do they have the capacity to work out if it's worthwhile.

"Right now I have to really investigate this to see if it's worthwhile staying in teaching," said Mr. Fusco, who works in the West Hartford school system.

I'll look into this more to see if it's worthwhile, but in the meantime check it out for yourself….

Too often HDTV buyers spring for a big TV with the latest and greatest specs without really knowing exactly what they're paying for or if it's worthwhile.

Regardless of which category you fall under, it takes research and analysis to decide if it's worthwhile to enroll in a program -- and then you'll need to plan accordingly to maximize rewards and benefits.

Although he enjoyed the experience, he says he is "not sure if it was worthwhile".

Alone, torn and pregnant, she must wonder if it was worthwhile.

Even if it is worthwhile, does the process really have to move with such glacial slowness?

And, if you can't get accurate figures, halve the amount told to you by the organiser and then work out if it is worthwhile.

I am doing all I can to protect the environment in the Amazon, but sometimes I wonder if it is worthwhile because the government doesn't protect us".