The more substantial fare is less uniformly reliable, though largely worthwhile, with a few highlights: "Sausages Ukrainian style" ($12.50), a mix of pork sausage, kasha and mushrooms baked in a crock sealed with dough, is like a bread-covered bigos from back in the U.S.S.R. Missing out on Cafe Glechik's stuffed cabbage, ($9.50), three rolls to an order, is inadvisable.
"What if she heard you?" This production of Theater Breaking Through Barriers, its second such festival, is a largely entertaining and worthwhile mini-evening (70 minutes).
(Grode) 'Still More of Our Parts' (opens on Thursday) The last time Theater Breaking Through Barriers presented an evening of short plays about life with disabilities, Anita Gates, in her review for The New York Times, called it "a largely entertaining and worthwhile mini-evening".
The field trial also failed to produce any worthwhile information, largely because that the level of parasite infection was exceedingly low.
The public largely believes that it's worthwhile to investigate links between Russian government officials and associates of President Donald Trump, according to a new HuffPost/YouGov poll.
For Van Horn, thanks largely to Iverson, the wait was worthwhile.
The Daily Herald commented that Fringe is promising and "it may yet develop into a worthwhile program" but has "largely been spinning its wheels".
Brown's candidacy has, however, sparked some worthwhile discussions -- discussions that have largely elided his inclusion on page 242 of the Mitchell Report as a mentioned steroid purchaser.
Many more interactions between systems and organs are still largely unexplored, and their study in the ICU would be worthwhile.
"There are a lot of very worthwhile projects that are being stalled indefinitely for reasons largely unrelated to the environment," Mr. Davis said.
The idea of even holding referendums or accurately gauging sentiment on stadium projects is a fairly new one, borne largely out of growing public skepticism about whether stadiums are a worthwhile use of taxpayer money. .
