Sentence examples for may still be worthwhile from inspiring English sources
Selective ratification of individual treaties may still be worthwhile, but on a gradual basis, and certainly not wholesale.
In an editorial accompanying the study in the journal, two other cardiologists say that late angioplasty may still be worthwhile for some patients.
The second argument may be the more powerful: even if Detroit's car companies do not manage to survive in the longer term, it may still be worthwhile to keep them from going bankrupt next year.
On the other hand, as long as African-American artists remain under-represented at the most highly regarded and overwhelmingly white levels of the art world, an arena where deserving black artists can be discovered may still be worthwhile.
It may still be worthwhile to differentiate trigeminal neuralgia from SUNCT, as the presence or absence of autonomic symptoms may actually point towards the underlying pathophysiology.
Despite the obvious ineffectiveness of activated RSKs on the expression and stability of p21, it may still be worthwhile knowing whether RSKs target p21 in vivo.
Although the improvement in prediction was modest, this 'may still be worthwhile because while age, sex and the number of chronic diseases are not modifiable, frailty may be' [ 31].
Seems like a fairly rare situation though a solution in due time might still be worthwhile.
But it can still be worthwhile to contact them.
Seeking happiness, although a delicate art, may still be a worthwhile pursuit.
Replacing loose-fitting old windows with models that have double-pane or triple-pane insulating glass is even better, but in extremely cold areas storm windows on the outside may still be a worthwhile addition.
