Sentence examples for which seem worth from inspiring English sources

Obviously, there are strong opinions on the subject which seem worth further discussion, particularly in view of an increasing gap, often generational, between two extremes – outright condemnation and what is aptly called blanket acceptance.

It's also still lacking notifications, which seem worth the data.

A question that I did not raise in the paper, but which seems worth mentioning here, is how much genetic experimentation is necessary to evolve complex traits such as phagocytosis?

In the disputed areas, people say they will fight for dilapidated villages and infertile stretches of semi-desert which hardly seem worth dying for.

The Ryans declined hospital housing, which didn't seem worth the cost, and ended up renting a one-bedroom on the Upper East Side for $1,600 a month.

Robert's lack of a clue eventually costs him his job — it's not clear what he was supposed to be doing in any case, other than charming people at lunch — as well as his relationship with Margaret, which doesn't seem worth much anyway.

If you have already seen The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Them, then  Him/Her just offers the chance to see a 'director's cut' version of the same material a month later – which may hardly seem worth the trouble.

Lombardi paid the rent, which seemed well worth it to ensure Tunnell's contentment.

But BAC has always provided, and hopefully will always provide, space for artists to make work which seemed inherently worth having a go at, whatever its financial potential.

More immediately, the law will probably save a few dogs' lives, which seems well worth the potential for some wrongly shattered windows.

You couldn't tell which of them was which, and it didn't seem worth bothering to try.