Sentence examples for worthwhile example from inspiring English sources

Turkey has set a worthwhile example by boosting trade.Given the scale of Somalia's misery, all this will no doubt sound woefully unambitious.

My experience at Enchantment is a worthwhile example as my inquiries to other chains, including Hilton, Marriott and Ramada, revealed varying but similar rates, though some offer free local calls or special programs.

Johannes Brahms's Variations and Fugue on a Theme by G.F. Handel (1861) is a worthwhile example, and his German Requiem (1857 68) includes a 37-measure fugue entirely on a tonic pedal point, as well as a brilliant double fugue.

The free cover-mounted CD (a historic reconstruction of Barrett's solo landmark The Madcap Laughs) is also an unusually worthwhile example of the generally perishable whole-album-reflux genre, with Field Music, J Mascis and Cate Le Bon among those sending listeners back to the original with an unexpected spring in their step.

Israeli-based Stands, which calls itself the "Fair Adblock," provides a unique and worthwhile example of how to bring consumers directly into the value exchange and engage them.

If the developers pull it off, the app would be a notable, worthwhile example of the public creating something for the public in the Capitol Building.

The genre is so tiny, in fact, that I know of only two worthwhile examples.

The problem with hyping Abrams and Spielberg's names is that doing so prompts pop culture fans to expect reasonably worthwhile examples of what those gentlemen do well.

Many seem innocuous, or even worthwhile: for example, calling for international co-operation against fraud, child abuse or spam.

Phil King, a real estate broker at Valley View Realty in Sharon Springs, N.Y., said it might be worthwhile, for example, to obtain a satellite photo of property being considered.

Savings expert Andrew Hagger, of MoneyComms, says: "If the attractive current account in-credit rates are still around come 2016 it would make the effort in switching even more worthwhile – for example, 3% on the maximum £20,000 permitted from Santander would give a basic rate taxpayer £600 in their pocket in a year as opposed to the current £480 once 20% has been sliced off".