Sentence examples for to be more worthwhile from inspiring English sources

Granted, as one-line scenarios go that hardly sounds the safest bet, but then again even a noble failure from Park is going to be more worthwhile than many people's finest efforts.

But hey, it has to be more worthwhile than waiting for the Bears to commit another penalty.

The necessity for MoCCA has been mostly removed by Gabe Fowler's carefully curated Comic Arts Brooklyn festival, but I found this year's MoCCA to be more worthwhile than the last few years.

The necessity for MoCCA has been mostly removed by Gabe Fowler's carefully curated Comic Arts Brooklyn festival, but I found this year's MoCCA to be more worthwhile than the last few years.

As the U.N. partnered with Fortune 500 companies and governments to take on child malnutrition, the process of coordinating the work was always harder than we'd initially thought -- yet always turned out to be more worthwhile than we'd expected.

Some participants described what they thought was a dominant societal belief: that effort, time and money spent on younger people were considered to be more worthwhile.

But wouldn't it be more worthwhile to actually pay attention to what seven-year-olds are writing - to credit what they think is important or alarming – rather than dig your heels in over how they end their sentences?

I decided it would be more worthwhile to post them to the Internet, then have them gather dust in my garage.

However, since the intervention only yields relatively small health benefits in the Netherlands, it may be more worthwhile to allocate scarce resources to more cost-effective physical-activity interventions.

He highlighted weaknesses in the manual and Sinclair's accompanying software, criticising them for "a misconceived design and sloppiness in execution which make the machine seem harder to use and more limited than it should" and questioned whether it might be more worthwhile to save up for a more powerful computer such as Acorn or Commodore's offerings.

Thus, he said, it may now be more worthwhile to hold a public inquiry with fewer procedural restrictions.