Sentence examples for worthwhile financing from inspiring English sources

Steve Levy, the county executive, approved the plan and introduced the proposal to the Legislature in May, but it has been tabled until the Legislature's next meeting in August because some legislators expressed concerns that although the plan might be worthwhile, financing for it should not come from the sales tax.

Many of these students have parents who can pay higher fees and, if not, they will still generally find it worthwhile to finance their education by borrowing.

Capitalism has long been a worthwhile instrument to finance industry (manufacturing or otherwise), but it is now falling down on that function.

After presiding over three interest-rate cuts since September, Glenn Stevens, the central-bank governor, has suggested that deficits in the current economic climate, in fact, were no bad thing if they finance "worthwhile" projects.

Bottom line: the producers raising this dough had made it worthwhile beyond the finances.

The consensus of most economists is that basic science is a "public good," with the benefits widely shared by society, and thus a worthwhile recipient of government financing.

When Mrs. Thatcher argued in Parliament that the cuts would help finance more worthwhile programs, she was jeered.

ONE of Labour's early health-care reforms was to set up a body to work out how cost-effective new drugs are—and whether they are therefore worthwhile for the publicly financed NHS.

But in the absence of a new system that would ensure that worthwhile local projects are financed, some groups are calling for reforming the earmark process rather then eliminating it.

To make it worthwhile for attorneys to finance the suits, they must hope for settlements or jury awards in the hundreds of thousands of dollars--or more.

But in the call for more financing for these worthwhile efforts, we should not overlook children's first and most important mentors: their parents.