Sentence examples for it is worthwhile because from inspiring English sources
I am doing all I can to protect the environment in the Amazon, but sometimes I wonder if it is worthwhile because the government doesn't protect us".
Though that means readers do not always click to The Huffington Post's site, it is worthwhile because Pulse encourages people to share articles with friends, said Paul Berry, Huffington Post's chief technology officer.
While this process sounds tedious and time-consuming — it can take up to four meetings to draft and review a policy statement with your adviser — it is worthwhile because it may address needs you've never discussed with your family or advisers.
"I believe it was worthwhile, because, as I said, it is about reevaluating each case, right, discussing it with the chief and finding out why some cases, despite having the criteria established for severe maternal morbidity, are not followed-up as they should be…so then we reevaluate them.
But it's worthwhile because you're presenting literature to students, many of them for the first time.
"It's worthwhile because in some cases you probably get better results drawing on the expertises from all four countries," says the source at UKCES.
Pamela Spees, a lawyer with the Center for Constitutional Rights who handled the case for the victims group, said that she knew it faced "many hurdles," but that it was worthwhile because abuse victims from many countries had stepped forward after hearing about the case being taken to the International Criminal Court.
However I think it's worthwhile because sooner or later, the government will pay attention to this green business and by then my business will be the leading company in this area…I think I'm getting the reward now…" (interviewee KS).
But they don't think it's worthwhile because they want everything to deal with commerce and money.
"And it's worthwhile because it's benefiting not just one school, but tens of schools that the mobile libraries are visiting".
This investigation is worthwhile because, as we argued earlier, test takers' attitude is believed to be part of test impact, and a fair test should function equally among different groups of test takers.
