Sentence examples for politically worthwhile from inspiring English sources
He nonetheless persevered, staging a three-week, 17-city tour of the nation's ghettos and disadvantaged areas that none of his advisors thought politically worthwhile.
Yet even with those diminished goals, the six-day Tianjin climate talks, which concluded this weekend, made so little progress that some diplomats openly wondered whether continuing the UNFCCC process was even politically worthwhile.
But the costs and risks of bringing Syrians to Israel and treating them for months on end are significant, and politically are only worthwhile if they deliver intelligence or geostrategic gains.
For that reason, Andrew's lonely fight for "The Conservative Soul" (the title of one of his books) is politically important and urgently worthwhile in a way that the Quixotic battle for "socialism" in America simply wasn't.
Surely Mr. Hajdu doesn't believe that the makers of a film that parodies or lampoons a style of music must be suggesting there is nothing worthwhile or politically viable about that style.
With their departure from office less than a year away, several incumbents are trying to decide whether it would be worthwhile, legal and politically feasible to try to overturn the two-term limit only for Council members and not for the mayor, comptroller, public advocate and borough presidents.
If a council wanted to put up the council tax, it would lose some of its funding from the government so the rise in the council tax would have to be substantial to be worthwhile - and such a rise would probably prove politically unacceptable.
Anything worthwhile happened here".
That would be worthwhile.
"That was totally worthwhile.
