Sentence examples for make worthwhile from inspiring English sources

The product is just a curiosity now, but the villages that were based around the industry still make worthwhile visit.

In a statement, Lighthizer said that he was ready to make worthwhile deals but that poor agreements weaken the global trading system.

There is no intention here to imply that attempts to make worthwhile contributions for any reason should not be made by business.

"Though it feels wonderful, you never get enough applause at the end to make worthwhile all those years you put into it.

Meanwhile, for McLaren the immediate priority is to ensure that David Coulthard can make worthwhile inroads into his deficit of 12 points to Michael Schumacher at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal, a track on which he has always excelled in the past.

If Standard Life were to float at 240p a share and then paid a dividend of 10.8p over the next year, he said, a higher-rate taxpayer would need £2,300 worth of shares just to make worthwhile the cost of the necessary self-select Isa wrapper.

Focusing on making worthwhile start-ups grow is even better.

"The pressures of commercialism have made worthwhile television amazingly rare," he said.

The effort of unpacking the sense is made worthwhile by that killer punch line.

All the exhausting aspects of my job are made worthwhile because I get to experience so many different cultures.

"Everything that the staff, players, and supporters have sacrificed has been made worthwhile.