Sentence examples for won't be worthwhile from inspiring English sources

Critical arrogance requires my admission that I can tell a good film from a single shot; though a single bad shot doesn't mean that the film won't be worthwhile.

It's widely expected that AVs will be cheaper to operate and travel faster than cars, be fleet-owned (individual ownership won't be worthwhile if AVs are both affordable and guaranteed to arrive promptly) and mostly use electric and/or hybrid power.

If the amount you'll save with the 0% deal is less than this fee this trick won't be worthwhile so do your sums before you start!

But that doesn't mean it wouldn't be worthwhile.

"There are some of us who think we have come to the end of a useful, justifiable life and want our dignity and quality, and surely there is no wrong in saying, 'Well, that's it, I've done everything I wanted to do, I won't be able to do anything that is worthwhile'," he said.

Its finance managing director Steve Allen acknowledges that, in the context of an overall annual TfL budget of £9-£10bn, the additional income generated won't be "transformational" but says it is well worthwhile to be "building a commercial business that sits alongside our traditional funding streams of the fare box and grant from central government and in a sense reduces our reliance on them".

Once you are in the Opera House you won't find anything worthwhile to eat and there won't be enough time for you to run out and hunt for food.

The Treo 750 from Palm is a worthwhile investment, but of course, I won't be giving up my Blackjack anytime soon.

That would be a worthwhile minute and at least one you won't be spending watching an unwatchable N.B.A. game.

Unless the company has a huge number of users, it won't be able to pay enough to third-party creators to make joining worthwhile.

For most people this won't be necessary, but if you're looking for the ability to do complicated editing or desire professional qualities like high speed conversion, you may find paying for software to be worthwhile.