Sentence examples for it more worthwhile from inspiring English sources

"People like all the light of a porch, but they need to make it more worthwhile".

This makes it more worthwhile to research diseases that are rare, and those that have so far proved intractable.

"People will find it more worthwhile to do when the opportunity cost of their time is less," he said.

Alderson said the club did have "extensive and substantive" discussions about potential trades, but deemed it more worthwhile to remain as competitive as possible through season's end.

The coalition wants to make it more worthwhile for the workless to get a job by buttressing what will typically be low pay with an in-work benefit.

What might make it more worthwhile, though, is a quite different form of interactivity: finding and selecting the show to watch, when you want to watch it.

It takes a lot of hard work to make it so that it is more worthwhile for kids to go to school than play video games.

They are like role models who show you that, while it's tougher than working in a school in a leafy suburb, it can be done and ultimately it is more worthwhile.

It is a risky operation, which makes it a more worthwhile read.

"I want to tell him it is better to focus on this world, it's more worthwhile than the hereafter that extremist Muslim clerics promise.

It's more worthwhile to review movies than to review reviews, but it's impossible not to notice the ninety-six-per-cent rating on Rotten Tomatoes for "We Are the Best!," a pallid and terminally cutesy movie that succeeds by stoking blandly happy feelings.