Sentence examples for worthwhile accounts from inspiring English sources

There are fewer worthwhile accounts of ordinary life across the vast, eccentric Russian continent in the Putin era.

Most worthwhile accounts of the Shoah - and not all are worthwhile, however grotesque and terrifying the experiences that underpin them - emerged years later, a dam-burst of emotion and narrative.

However, few worthwhile travel accounts of the country have appeared in modern times, one of the main exceptions being The Fruit Palace.

Bank deposit rates are too low to make an account worthwhile, he said.

In the light of that, it should be worthwhile to take account of and leverage this integration opportunity in future programmes.

Although this closed-end trades at a 1.2% premium to net asset value and has a steep 1.5% expense ratio, its 7.3% yield makes it worthwhile, especially for taxable accounts.

Sometimes lending institutions automatically offer you higher credit limits, but it's worthwhile to review your accounts for any credit limits that have remained unchanged for a while -- they're great candidates for being raised.

Regular travellers might find it's worthwhile switching their current account to get a debit card that does not charge for usage abroad.

Adler started with the basic principle of the 18th-century German philosopher Immanuel Kant that every human being is an end in himself and is worthwhile on his own account.

Our observation that caring for a patient with diarrhea is rather labor intensive (amounting to 51 extra minutes of care per day) seems worthwhile to take into account in future health economic evaluations of AAD.

However, the observation from this study that there are, apart from personal characteristics such as age and educational level, a number of potentially modifiable factors associated with the sense of a purpose in life suggests that it is worthwhile to take into account.