Sentence examples for mostly worth from inspiring English sources

The big surprise is that this culinary sprint is mostly worth it.

More time consuming are the recipes in The Modern Vegetarian by Maria Elia – the word "modern" is anxiety-inducing in a kitchen context – but they're mostly worth the effort; I favour the carrot pancakes with hummus and a feta salad.

Rationality is hard to maintain in an irrational world, but, as Alice found on the other side of the mirror, it is mostly worth the effort — and the surest sign of rationality is the ability to imagine that your view might indeed be the backward, mirror-image one.

But on a whole, it's a strong first entry for Google in the smart screen space, and one that's mostly worth the wait.

His "plan" was mostly $48bn worth of corporate tax cuts over the next decade and small tax cuts for middle- and high-income earners.

The inversions between men and women entailed by the notion of Birthday are humorous but mostly mechanical, worth one laugh but not two.

China responded weeks later with planned tariffs on over 100 American goods, mostly agricultural, worth about $3 billion.

The validation rate of 66% shows that these were mostly propositions worth considering, and that the time spent was indeed due to the size of the ontologies, not to a default in the algorithm.

It's mostly not worth it to bring that task up to an "A+" unless it really means something to you.

How atoms could achieve such a thing is a story mostly untold but worth revering.

The evidence in Congressional elections, for what it's worth, mostly points toward the incumbent himself mattering.