Sentence examples for no longer worthwhile from inspiring English sources

He says people might reconsider if the exit terms negotiated with the EU looked so economically damaging that the "pain-gain" ratio made it no longer worthwhile.

HOMER A. BOYNTON, the former director of security of American Airlines, says that the questions have become so perfunctory that they're no longer worthwhile, especially on domestic flights.

The typical Korean would be better off attending a public secondary school and diving straight into work.If the private costs are no longer worthwhile, the social costs are even greater.

COMPARING his cost of living to his standard of living, Brad Hock concluded it was no longer worthwhile to live, rent-free, at home with his parents and endure a tedious commute.

MCI and its major creditors needed to come up with a repayment formula that would give most claimants enough of what they were owed to persuade them that it was no longer worthwhile to push for more.

A lawyer for Eminem, Donald N. David, said the time and expense of a trial were no longer worthwhile because the discovery of the lyrics was no longer newsworthy.

The Israeli government and the Americans say Mr Arafat is no longer a worthwhile negotiating partner.

I did love engaging with the kids, but it no longer felt worthwhile.

This would lose Scottish banks some of the £65m they now earn in interest and "seigniorage" (income from selling their notes to other banks).The Clydesdale Bank, a Scottish subsidiary of National Australia Bank, fears this means that issuing notes will no longer be worthwhile.

As a result, I stashed away several batches of eggs between the ages of 36 and 38 — just before the cutoff at which many doctors no longer consider eggs worthwhile to save.

Bernard Frankel, vice president of Condomart in Hartsdale, N.Y., says that for these sorts of reasons, the financial sacrifice needed to acquire a first home may no longer look as worthwhile as in the past.