Sentence examples for will only be worthwhile from inspiring English sources
But while the 32-year-old batsman was delighted with his 22nd Test hundred, he insists it will only be worthwhile if England get over the line against India on Monday.
Accordingly, it is likely that PET will only be a worthwhile technique for therapy response monitoring if it provides a more robust and practical surrogate for outcomes such as progression free or overall survival.
This requires a costly commitment, which will only be made if most people believe a positive outcome is both attainable and worthwhile.
For Martin and his teammates, it will be worthwhile only if they see gold at the end.
This sacrifice will be worthwhile only if the nation's oil wealth begins to serve the public's interests rather than those of only a favored few.
In conclusion, Madam President, I would point out that the rules we are laying down here will be worthwhile only if they are observed, as they obviously should be, by European manufacturers and distributors and also - crucially, as Mia De Vits has just noted - by economic operators from third countries, especially importers.
Not only will he be hoping his first trip to Wembley will be worthwhile, his younger brother Craig will also be keeping his fingers crossed.
It will be worthwhile to target only sheep and goat above three months with no history of PPR vaccination.
The effects of doses of auraptene higher than 500 ppm will also be worthwhile to study.
It will also be worthwhile to improve the self-directed learning potential of undergraduate students.
