Sentence examples for it is worthwhile to take from inspiring English sources

The core issue of this paper is to find out whether it is worthwhile to take this complexity into account in the design stage.

Because of all of this bad history, and the seething volatility currently sweeping through much of the Muslim world, it is worthwhile to take note of the fact that on Monday in Mogadishu, a peaceful Presidential transition took place.

It is worthwhile to take a look at semiconductor memories against the background of digital systems.

It is worthwhile to take a look at some of the underlying components that had an impact on the final number, starting with rounding that increased the result from 3.46%to3.5%5%.

He leads up to the famous line about the quarrel by identifying the addressees of his critique as the "praisers of Homer who say that this poet educated Greece, and that in the management and education of human affairs it is worthwhile to take him up for study and for living, by arranging one's whole life according to this poet" (606e1 5).

On this, the 40th anniversary of the establishment of Division III, it is worthwhile to take a moment to reflect on the significance of these programs.

Now, with the Democratic primary officially concluded, following Sanders' concession to Hillary Clinton and his full-throated convention endorsement--it is worthwhile to take a moment to reflect on just how significant his campaign has been, and what Sanders' supporters can take from it going forward.

"You really have to feel it's worthwhile to take on".

I'll address those misunderstandings, but first it's worthwhile to take a look at where holacracy came from.

But we need more evidence to determine their exact effects, and to establish whether it's worthwhile to take omega-3 supplements.

So, with the window now apparently closed for appeals-court nominees (some district judges may still be confirmed), it's worthwhile to take a look at President Obama's first-term record on judicial appointments.