Sentence examples for rarely worthwhile from inspiring English sources

Mr. Resnick added that while it is rarely worthwhile for owners of Class 1 properties to appeal their tax assessments, he and other tax-appeal lawyers usually recommend that co-op and condominium associations file appeals.

Drew explains an injunction has the best chance of success because suing for damages – particularly if it's an asset such as a client or supplier list, rather than a violation of a trademark or patent, is rarely worthwhile due of difficulties proving the loss to the business.

(One tricky renovation, however, is adding insulation to older buildings, which can effectively alter the internal dew point and lead to structural damage. Energy efficiency improvements that damage the long-term resilience of the building are rarely a worthwhile tradeoff).

Dance music rarely produces worthwhile artist albums.

Besides, stealing bases is rarely a worthwhile endeavor, I believe.

Only rarely is it worthwhile to circle back to crime scenes (other than for Mark Harmon on "NCIS") or soured romances.

To stop up a river or to join up two seas, titanic ambitions that allow men to feel themselves temporarily gifted with godlike powers, are ventures that have rarely proved as worthwhile as their creators imagined.

The reality is that the costs of war are rarely, if ever, worthwhile" (Bickerton 2011, xi).

This goes doubly for college students (and their visiting parents) who, unless involved with the arts, rarely step into worthwhile museums right on campus.

I expect a trend to play out similar to the commoditization of hardware within the smartphone industry — engineering your own drone hardware will rarely be worthwhile.

It rarely fails to be worthwhile for everybody involved.