Sentence examples for much less worthwhile from inspiring English sources

When Joseph P. Kennedy bought his son Jack a private plane for presidential campaigning, he rationalized the expense with a memory of having once "risked a million dollars... on an adventure much less worthwhile".

The thing is, as I noted in my review of "Backstrom," (a much less worthwhile show), I'm little fatigued at being asked to feel even a couple of shreds of sympathy for the poor schnuck at the center of a morass of his own making.

At lower elevations, where oxygen is more plentiful, the heart rate is much lower about 300 beats per minute and the power needed is much less, making descents worthwhile.

You may find it worthwhile to investigate paying out-of-pocket for certain treatments or procedures - some providers may charge much less for them if they don't have to process an insurance claim.

Much, much, much, much less perfect.

But high gas prices are making the tradeoff less worthwhile.

Eat out much less.

How much less?

Much less appalling.

God, much less bigotry.

Tearing a house down seems less worthwhile because most are less than 10 years old.