Sentence examples for it is only worthwhile from inspiring English sources

Given the low level of American natural-gas prices, at present it is only worthwhile to produce gas if it comes with shale oil.

It is only worthwhile for insect-pollinated plants to open their flowers when the air is warm enough for insects to be flying.

"It is only worthwhile moving on once there are no sizeable trees left in the forest".

"For the firms, it is only worthwhile to stay in a forest when timber can be accessed relatively easily," she told BBC News.

Here it is only worthwhile to mention that the main difference between Germany and South Korea is that Germany has been the aggressive power – like Japan – during World War Two and Korea the victim.

CO: They're altruistic but they're also based on the premise that life is a utilitarian good, that it's only worthwhile if you're not a burden to other people.

Above all, whether they filled in the whole puzzle correctly, or solved just a handful of clues by the end of the day, it was only worthwhile if they had some fun on the way.

Drawing on the philosophy of Arthur Schopenhauer, Alessandri pushes back against the assumption that complaining is only worthwhile if it gets concrete results; there's no point in it, the received wisdom goes, if what you're bemoaning is beyond your control.

Any adjustment is only worthwhile if it can be significant, just playing at the edges is not a lot of value".

He said it stemmed from "poverty, a lack of opportunities, corruption, impunity, the failure to achieve justice and the cultural change that leads to the conviction that life is only worthwhile if it allows you to acquire goods and power quickly and without heeding its consequences".

"Such a debate is only worthwhile if it is informed.