Sentence examples for whether worthwhile from inspiring English sources

Asked whether worthwhile films might be cut out, he said: "We may indeed lose worthy films.

Despite criticisms that the Pentagon was bringing back Star Wars, Colonel Lehner said the aim was simply to determine whether worthwhile ideas from the old Strategic Defense Initiative Organization had been abandoned too soon.

Second, agreement was lowest for the more personal and psychological items such as: whether 'life was worthwhile', whether 'feelings could be shared' and whether the patient 'felt good about themselves', where caregivers recorded more problems than did the patients.

While it remains uncertain whether a worthwhile nuclear agreement with Iran is attainable, the time for thinking through and preparing for its implications is now.

It is doubtful whether anything worthwhile can be achieved". The Rev David Phillips, general secretary of the Church Society and an opponent of gay clergy, said the meeting would achieve nothing.

In this case, however, the military means in question are so powerful and destructive that it has been doubted whether any worthwhile political purpose could be served by their use.

They will determine whether a worthwhile global treaty to limit emissions can be concluded as planned in Copenhagen in December.The treaty is to replace the Kyoto protocol, which expires in 2012.

People tend to have a variety of opinions about whether they are worthwhile and whether they actually make a difference in terms of protection against the flu.

"When you are assessing whether a deal is worthwhile, whether it's good from the perspective of the U.S. and its allies," he said, "you must look at the provisions for verification and see whether you can monitor and ultimately verify compliance".

For four items the caregivers ratings described more problems than did patients: information given, sharing feeling, whether life felt worthwhile, and whether the patient felt good about themselves as a person.

"I've always said that this decision was never about whether public transit was worthwhile but whether it is affordable and makes economic sense.