Sentence examples for that it would be worthwhile from inspiring English sources

Finally he determined that it would be worthwhile to bring the sides together for a bargaining session, which began at 1 15 p.m. Saturday at the union's hotel.

Some may argue that it would be worthwhile, nonetheless, to wipe out the Islamic State on the ground and deal with the fallout later.

But smaller clinics may not have protocols, he said, adding that it would be worthwhile for all clinics to implement them.

"It would follow that it would be worthwhile for them to live very long in the hope that eventually their time will come".

His message said that he had been taped performing his show on the steps of 77 Massachusetts Ave . and that it would be worthwhile for The Tech to write a story about him.

MICHELE MOODY-ADAMS: And I think it would be fun for our listeners, our viewers, to think about other Lincoln speeches, that it would be worthwhile for them to ponder as they're thinking about the Wills text.

But a column by David Brooks, titled "A Nation of Mutts," has offended so many people that I thought it would be worthwhile to ask Mr. Brooks to respond.

Rather than look back at the creative destruction that has taken place, I thought it would be worthwhile to click on the future.

While some of these studies are dated, it would be worthwhile to analyze those that are recent.

I literally wrote a blog post and begged the audience, 'please don't buy it' and told them that if they waited until Launch Week, it would be worthwhile". His offer?

I think the main thing he was trying to communicate was that assuming Manning's neck is healthy, it would be worthwhile for the Colts' to at least entertain the thought of trading him.