Sentence examples for that's worth considering from inspiring English sources

But I certainly think that it's something that's worth considering.

But when they don't, acupuncture is an option with a good track record that's worth considering.

"The principles of amnesty are an option that's worth considering because if all sides agree to forgive each other, I believe the conflict would dissolve and the country can move forward," she said.

I don't agree; but Marmande offers a theoretical notion that's worth considering, because it represents the cinema in terms that condemn in advance some worthy films: All fiction is just a moment in documentary.

There's another characteristic of a lighthouse that's worth considering.

But perhaps it's the future potential of LoveYourLarder and similar services that's worth considering, which could include location-based and mobile search as well as potentially a tie-in with broadcasters, says the Sunderland, UK-based startup.

There is another piece of the foundation's report that is worth considering.

And yes, there are larger issues, like Wal-Mart's wages and benefits, that are worth considering in another column.

Between its "New and Noteworthy," "What's Hot" and "Essentials" sections, the company consistently unearths apps that are worth considering.

Bronfenbrenner's ecological theory of human development [ 34] is another theory that is worth considering when trying to understand refugee families in their new life.

The ONS data also shows several other interesting factors that are worth considering.