Sentence examples for more worthwhile the from inspiring English sources

And what could be more worthwhile, the thinking goes, than using the ball you scored the winning goal with to light your room and study for tomorrow's exam?

Cameras in cell phones are getting better and better, and now Hitachi Maxell has announced [JP] its contribution to make them more worthwhile: the world's smallest lens modules for camera phones.

In focus group discussions, exploring how the process might be made more worthwhile, the commonest suggestion was the provision of faculty supervision.

Putting the excitement, the inner life, of modern music of any sort into words, whether it's Cecil Taylor or Pierre Boulez, is hard, and therefore all the more worthwhile — and the continuities linking Taylor and Ellington, Boulez and Debussy, may be all the more apparent to musicians and listeners who came of age with the later, not the earlier, artists.

Nowadays, I know that the satires are sometimes more worthwhile than the movies, and the term "best picture" is all but meaningless.

In tune with the thinking of Professor Martin Seligman's work on positive psychology, the school sets great store by "deferring classification" and on self-denial, with the aim of achieving something more worthwhile down the line.

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.

So even if the typical state poll is slightly less accurate the typical national poll, the collective sum of state polls may be more worthwhile than the collective sum of national polls.

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.

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

"I want to tell him it is better to focus on this world, it's more worthwhile than the hereafter that extremist Muslim clerics promise.