Sentence examples for it was worthwhile to get from inspiring English sources

"It was the 60's," he says of his decision to teach, "and you weren't convinced it was worthwhile to get older than 30.

These figures suggest that it is middle-class girls who feel that it's worthwhile to get a good education and to be ambitious about having a career.

But a day spent at the tribunal suggests that it is worthwhile to get out a digital camera and gather evidence the next time you get an unfair ticket.

It's part of our humanity, and it's worthwhile to get familiar with your dark emotions so they don't rule your behavior.

You may have to pay them or offer them a lot of free gifts, but it's worthwhile to get someone on board.

You have to pay for this, but it's worthwhile to get your work assessed at some point in your writing process, preferably sooner rather than later.

Anyway, since the methodological characteristics of the AMS scale are pretty good it is worthwhile to get experience with this tool in clinical practice.

It might be worthwhile to get his views on the topic.

Even if you don't plan to use video in your applications or resume, it might be worthwhile to get some coaching because the use of video isn't limited to job candidates.

This is a suggestion that it may be worthwhile to get beyond our own experience and deep worn patterns of living.

When your score is lower than "prime," it may be worthwhile to get a report from all three major agencies.