Sentence examples for it's worth contemplating from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, however, it's worth contemplating the influences on Le Havre's Museum of Natural History's: "Lagostrophus fasciatus (banded hare wallaby)" by Péron and Lesueur, 1807; the faces of Charles-Alexandre Lesueur's "Mirounga leonina (elephant seals) Ile King", and Nicolas-Martin Petit's "Portrait of an Aboriginal women standing".

This week, as protesters march on their town squares, city streets and public plazas, it's worth contemplating the meaning of "reclaiming" space for the people's use.

It's worth contemplating.

From the perspective of history, it's worth contemplating the rather astonishing fact that we're capable of consuming 7 billion barrels of oil in a year.

So as July 4 approaches, maybe it's worth contemplating an updated parade motif focusing on the icons and iconettes of contemporary suburbia.

I will always endorse that way of teaching but I have seen a lot of sport and, without condoning Kygrios, it's worth contemplating that a little bit of the right bad behaviour can sometimes be a delicious thing in the context of sporting combat.

It is worth contemplating for a moment a very simple and commonplace instance of the action of the price system to see what precisely it accomplishes.

Over the previous 12 months (so dating back to October 2013), EM had underperfomed developed markets by 7.1%.Given all this, it is worth contemplating an interesting summary of the bearish RM case from John Paul Smith at Ecstrat.

That's worth contemplating.

Still, the question of what happens with somebody's digital assets after their death (including music, ebooks and social networking profiles) is something we haven't quite figured out yet and that's worth contemplating, even outside of this slow news day story.

The curvature of Anderson's script here is worth contemplating; what we've seen up to this point has been, when you get down to it, a comedy of manners, and keeping her precise intentions hidden is… a risk.