Sentence examples for make it more worthwhile from inspiring English sources

Why would being able to secure an unpopular job make it more worthwhile?

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

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.

"You can provide more than enough resources to make it more worthwhile for a candidate to continue in the system," said Fred Wertheimer, president of Democracy 21, which is advocating one proposal.

Marsha Norman (who won a Pulitzer Prize for her play " 'Night Mother") wrote the screenplay and Susan Seidelman ("Desperately Seeking Susan") directed the Showtime production, but it's the Field and Davis performances that make it more worthwhile than the average television movie.

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

There is a lot of cash that companies are sitting on, and we should be making it more worthwhile for companies to invest that, such as better capital allowances.

It happened a couple of years ago, during the chitchat that sometimes takes place among backgammon players in a tournament, that my opponent, who had learned that I was a book reviewer, asked a follow-up question: what was it about my opinion that made it more worthwhile than his?

For the time being, that makes it more worthwhile to put out physical CDs in France that wouldn't make it to the release schedule in the UK.

"It has cloaked neglect of the family under the veil of neutrality, failing to invest in the prevention of breakdown and introducing rules and institutions - such as the couple penalty in the tax credit system - that made it more worthwhile for couples to live apart than to stay together.