Sentence examples for worthwhile for a from inspiring English sources

As a yardstick for determining whether a fuel economy improvement is worthwhile for a heavy truck, it can be very misleading, the researchers said.

Just a few people interested in some obscure song are enough to make it worthwhile for a vendor to store it electronically for sale over the Internet.

(Avoid Home Basic, which is too stripped-down to be worthwhile). For a fee, you'll be able to upgrade from one edition to another.

"You can provide more than enough resources to make it more worthwhile for a candidate to continue in the system," said Fred Wertheimer, president of Democracy 21, which is advocating one proposal.

"I think there are significant benefits to hip resurfacing that make it worthwhile for a select group of patients," said Dr. Su, defining that group as active men who are younger than 65.

But he added that Celebrex might still be worthwhile for a small subset of patients, those prone to fast-growing, high-risk polyps — provided they had no risk factors for heart disease.

Genuine wood shingles, or slate or clay tile is usually worthwhile for an antique dwelling.

For it to be worthwhile for an organism to grow a large brain, there must be a proportional benefit.

Bret Chiafalo, who co-founded the Hamilton Electors, said their protest had been worthwhile for shining a light on the electoral college system.

It can prove very worthwhile for shareholders when a company manages to take a defense technology into the mainstream.

So "Civilisation" has been worthwhile for bringing us a reasonable facsimile of the great works of man – a civilised man.