Sentence examples for worthwhile companies from inspiring English sources

With nearly $49 billion invested last year in 3,649 deals, versus just $19 billion invested in 2,905 companies in 1998, venture capitalists are having a harder time finding worthwhile companies to invest in.

And the generosity of China's incentives for patent-filing may make it worthwhile for companies and individuals to patent even worthless ideas.

But what that means is that it's just not financially worthwhile for companies to aim their drug development at children.

A rare disease presents a unique problem in treatment because the number of patients with the disease is so small (fewer than 200,000 in the United States) that it is not worthwhile for companies to go through the lengthy and expensive process required for approval and marketing.

This might be worthwhile for companies seeking an easy video/social networking solution but you'd have to give it a long, hard look before deciding this this is solid software.

Altimeter's report ends with a checklist of eight requirements for launching and maintaining a social media account that is worthwhile for companies of any size to review.

Because such a task requires a network to actually exist in order to be worthwhile, the company is also giving away $100,000 worth of TrackR technology to kickstart its efforts.

The jury is still out on whether large TV buys are worthwhile for online companies.

The chance to lure customers in what has become G.M.'s largest market this year makes being there worthwhile, even as companies such as Google face difficulties operating in China.

It becomes a chicken-and-egg problem: there need to be enough subscribers to make interactive programming worthwhile for media companies, but at the same time interactive TV cannot attract new subscribers without compelling content.

The big question is if anyone want features like Internet access in the car badly enough to make it worthwhile for the companies involved to develop it?