Sentence examples for little worthwhile from inspiring English sources

In 1941 45, as World War II was being fought in the Pacific, little worthwhile literature appeared.

Mostly, it has been used to convey astronauts to a space station that has produced little worthwhile research and to launch satellites that might have been put into orbit more cheaply by old-fashioned, throwaway rockets.

Dismissing him as a cartoon character who adds to the gaiety of the nation but has little worthwhile to offer is an idiotic response to a political heavyweight with mass appeal.

Very little worthwhile commentary or argument is produced even on the rare occasions when things are kept civil.

If satisfying basic material needs is sufficient to secure our welfare, then once those needs are met, we have little worthwhile to do but help others.

By having the contacts in place in advance, gathering such information will be easy; without the contacts, the candidate would have to resort to making cold calls to female faculty members where she was interviewing, and this would probably yield very little worthwhile information.

They look for roles that seem a little more worthwhile than the general run.

It is hard work, but the fact that you are working for yourself makes everything a little more worthwhile.

The concept, first made public in a research paper published last year [JP, PDF], is to make people's everyday lives a little more worthwhile through mashing up web contents with electric appliances.

Can't you see that for those folks out there who are interested in maybe learning a little something worthwhile, or maybe just being engaged with content that is accessible to everyone and actually provides a learning value, PBS is fantastic.

It has been shown recently that little information is worthwhile beyond the residues that are more than nine residues apart [46].