Sentence examples for just as worthwhile from inspiring English sources

Whatever the truth, an Oscar for Rollins might have been just as worthwhile as Gielgud's prize.

Or is "making it real," however unfashionable, sometimes just as worthwhile?

Putting some work into mechanisms to cope with collapses of private health- and social-care providers might be just as worthwhile.

But watching other female folk singers, such as DiFranco and Dar Williams, persuaded her that a career in music could be just as worthwhile.

The rest of the CD is just as worthwhile: it includes performances both of earlier pieces omitted from the big Nonesuch set and new versions, sanctioned by Reich, of familiar scores.

And I don't just mean people who are interested in literary fiction and huge war histories -- loving YA vampire novels or thrillers or bodice-rippers is just as worthwhile.

But just as often, worthwhile details are not included: the discussion of Super Duty Pontiacs, for example, has no reference to the "Swiss Cheese" Catalinas, which had holes drilled in their frame rails to reduce weight.

He said that while flying cars are worthwhile, tunnels can work just as well.

Nurses have just as much chance to harm patients as do doctors, so it would seem worthwhile to explore whether a databank for nurses and other health professionals might prove useful as well.

In The Pure Gold Baby, Drabble asks us to consider what it means to live a worthwhile life, to consider whether not knowing can sometimes be just as powerful as knowing.

Like anywhere, though, visitors have just as much chance winding up in a bland establishment as they do somewhere worthwhile.