Sentence examples for is worthwhile to ask from inspiring English sources
I find it is worthwhile to ask the same tiresome questions that bar-room bores tend to repeat as gospel, for example: Is Afghanistan really the graveyard of empires?
It is worthwhile to ask health care and legal professionals serving older investors to stay alert for any telltale signs of fraud and to report them to authorities.
In light of the current controversy over the National Security Agency's monitoring of telephone calls and emails, it is worthwhile to ask: Why is that?
Since leaf nodes do not affect the dynamics of upstream nodes, it is worthwhile to ask about the dynamics of the 'reduced dynamical system' which is obtained from the full system by removing the leaves.
Parents tend to forget events from the past, so it is worthwhile to ask precisely about any bleeding symptoms directly after birth, the shedding of the umbilical stump, heel prick, immunizations, minor surgical interventions, including circumcision and adenotomy, and the time that their child started to crawl.
Even if you think you know the answer already, it's worthwhile to ask someone to articulate it for you.
But a column by David Brooks, titled "A Nation of Mutts," has offended so many people that I thought it would be worthwhile to ask Mr. Brooks to respond.
However, it would be worthwhile to ask the college financial aid administrator for a professional judgment review, since eldercare expenses are a common professional judgment item.
Stephen Horan, head of private wealth management for the CFA Institute in Charlottesville, Va., which represents chartered financial analysts, says it would be worthwhile to ask for an adviser's Security and Exchange Commission's ADV Form, Part II.
Women, for the right opportunity, it might be worthwhile to ask others on your team (whether home or work) for assistance.
After reading The Vice Guide to NYC, I thought it might be worthwhile to ask for some good routes (in addition to all the great tips on quality boozing).
