Sentence examples for worth scanning from inspiring English sources

Smaller publishers may not think it's worth scanning YouTube for covers, claiming their songs and adding ads to them if a video only has 5,000 views – but if you wait until it has a million hits you've already missed out on that ad revenue.

It's worth scanning the sub-sector names to find the winners you missed.

It's worth scanning his website to see all the animated GIFs he's created.

Such distinctions are worth pondering when scanning a field in which younger composers like Adam Guettel, Ricky Ian Gordon and Michael John La Chiusa are following the lead of Stephen Sondheim and consciously blurring the boundaries of Broadway, opera and art song.

Search domain zoom stage determines which domain worth more scanning and aims to refine current best solution.

Whenever it gets cold again, whether now or next year, it's worth heading to the river and scanning the banks for overburdened patriotic imagery.

Apparently saving a few minutes scanning people at airports and other border crossings is worth more than personal, and national, security.

Instead, you rely on the intelligence of whoever constructed the page, scanning for clues as to authority, serendipity, social characteristics worth capturing for yourself.

In the form of the show, classical values prevail throughout, so that it seems worth the time to scan the metre when Attenborough says something like, "As they travel across the sea, storm-driven winds create huge swells".

Inmates are doing laundry, printing, data entry, making signs and scanning documents in contracts for police forces, NHS trusts and councils worth hundreds of thousands of pounds a year.

It is worth remarking that a progressive phase shift of Δ ψ across the elements must be applied for scanning.