Sentence examples similar to may consider worthwhile from inspiring English sources
If this means a tightening of belts to sustain an ageing population, we may consider this worthwhile with regards to the resouces available to us, and the supply of oil would not be such a huge concern, allowing us more time to diversify our energy sources.
Importantly, given the lack of microbiological laboratory resources at most hospitals in a rural African setting, clinicians may consider LP not worthwhile.
As a result of this focus on early life, initiatives directed to older preschool and school-age children may not be considered worthwhile.
Taking up a screening invitation was an active choice and involved effort; participants felt that if the person was feeling well and did not perceive a need to be tested, this effort may not be considered worthwhile.
"However, some patients with debilitating joint pains may consider the small increased risk worthwhile when set against the improvement in their quality of life that these drugs bring.
Although the change in the order of the questions might alter the results, because a patient may consider a previous question when answering the next, it was felt that this risk was worthwhile in order to avoid recall bias.
Others may consider suicide.
Explicit attention may also have to be given to the 'natural' inclination of both physician and patient to 'do something', as it may be questioned whether the modest survival gain, in palliative chemotherapy, is to be considered worthwhile.
But it is still considered worthwhile.
He has not painted anything he considers worthwhile in years.
