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

There is no real defence against madmen who kill, though it's worth restating that London's streets have probably never been safer places.

It's worth restating the obvious at this point: Star Wars bad guys usually opt for black.

But before we reach the latest "deadline" in the peace process it's worth restating a few of the basic rules.

But it's worth restating the terms: Mr. Hersch is the host and Mr. Lovano the guest, with unspoken codes of etiquette observed.

I've said it before, but it's worth restating.

It's worth restating that the only way to permanently overturn Citizens United is with a constitutional amendment.

On the day that Edward Snowden finally left Moscow's airport in a taxi to take up Russia's offer of temporary asylum and the sentencing portion of Bradley Manning's trial continued, it is worth restating what should be obvious.

By John Cassidy August 1, 2013 On the day that Edward Snowden finally left Moscow's airport in a taxi to take up Russia's offer of temporary asylum and the sentencing portion of Bradley Manning's trial continued, it is worth restating what should be obvious.

It is worth restating that advertising is an essential funder of the internet, without which a lot of content would not be viable.

But it is worth restating because the current debate about banking seems increasingly shaped by the notion that banking is an evil and destructive beast that needs to be forced back into its cage.

It is worth restating this finding: most scientists doing research on how best to help those in pain, or at risk of death, want to keep their data a secret.