Sentence examples for probably be worthwhile from inspiring English sources

That'd probably be worthwhile, but it's a sacrifice nevertheless.

"It would probably be worthwhile for us to consider the possibility of going to capital markets abroad in 2010," he said, according to the Interfax news agency.

As suggested by many researchers, such mixed bisulfide, polysulfide clusters are quite possible and it would probably be worthwhile to investigate their properties more systematically.

I'll be honest here: When I enrolled in my own MBA program at Fuqua, I had low expectations but figured it would probably be worthwhile in the long run to earn the degree.

Understanding whether, and in what proportion, this is due to an increased ventilatory drive, inspiratory loading, or both would probably be worthwhile.

The premium services probably are worthwhile for recruiters, and perhaps even active jobseekers, but they don't add a lot of value to people who are employed and happy in their jobs.

If the price for the store version is $3 and the Girl Scout version is $5, you can perhaps argue that the fair market value is $3, and you are making a deductible donation of $2. (It probably wouldn't be worthwhile, though, unless the price difference is really substantial, or you bought a lot of Girl Scout cookies).

Move on and work it out -- the process of working it out will probably be intrinsically worthwhile and may lead to a hidden gain.

However, if you still feel excessive guilt (some guilt is probably unavoidable), it might be worthwhile to gather some data on how you're actually spending your time and energy.

One editor told me that although he could pay me less because I was a woman, the savings wouldn't be worthwhile because I probably wouldn't stay in the job as long as a man would.

These are probably lies themselves, so it might be worthwhile overcoming your reluctance and to check with the person you've been warned against.