Sentence examples for is hardly worthwhile from inspiring English sources

Online sites allow traders to deal in shares for as little as £5.95 a trade, but effecting a switch can take as long as two weeks, and comes with a charge of £10, which means it is hardly worthwhile.

Currently, all of the chemical technologies outlined above require the use of energy – in most cases electricity – and it's hardly worthwhile using "dirty electricity" to capture atmospheric carbon.

Currently, all of the chemical technologies outlined above require the use of energy – in most cases electricity – and it's hardly worthwhile using "dirty electricity" to capture atmospheric carbon.

He has made it clear that he regards meeting with reporters as among the most distasteful of his mayoral chores... His tight-lipped responses during the Q. and A. sessions that follow are so noncommittal as to make the trip across the rotunda often seem to have been hardly worthwhile.

Although the clinical implication here is that efforts to reduce insulin resistance prior to surgery are hardly worthwhile, this view needs to be challenged in a prospective study.

A Spin dockless bike is unlocked by its QR code in Chinatown neighborhood of Washington, D.C. Plan with citywide goals in mind: Implementing bikeshare for the sake of bikeshare is hardly a worthwhile endeavor.

If reducing poverty just amounts to ushering Americans to a somewhat less meagre existence, it may be a worthwhile endeavour but is hardly satisfying.

The Second World War is hardly new ground and publishing a worthwhile book about it requires both impressive research and a striking degree of self-belief.

Rio is hardly short of Olympic challenges; proving golf has worthwhile status there should be high among them.

While doing so may be satisfying and worthwhile, whether and how to respond is hardly a simple matter.

This is hardly surprising.