Sentence examples for worthwhile from from inspiring English sources

Can Mr. Barro give the number between 1.9 and 5 percent that divides the worthwhile from the inconsequential?

A ceasefire had seemed extremely difficult but not entirely impossible, so long as Mr Abbas could deliver something worthwhile from Israel in return.

I promise you, even if it takes two months to finish and a bit of forcing yourself to read on, you'll definitely gain something worthwhile from the experience, whether it is pure pleasure or just knowledge.

The challenge for the new mayor assuming, as the union believes, that no deal can be reached with Mr Giuliani will be to get something worthwhile from the teachers' unions in return for the money.

But even when such vehicles are commonplace, V2G should still be worthwhile from the car-owner's point of view, according to a study carried out in Britain by Ricardo, an engineering firm, and National Grid, an electricity distributor.

The lakelands of Northern Ireland must be one of the most neglected rural destinations in the UK, yet there's plenty to make a trip there worthwhile, from canoeing, fishing and sailing around Lough Erne to picnicking in the scenic grounds of Crom Estate.

In this case, the intrinsic motivation received from serving the community may result from a feeling that the work is worthwhile or from the satisfaction gained from achieving goals [ 29].

The House letter states, "Mandatory arbitration clauses strip basic legal rights away from students and ban worthwhile actions from ever being heard in court.

This disc from tenor Nicky Spence and pianist Malcolm Martineau blows the dust off some worthwhile songs from Debussy and his French contemporaries.

But my dear – the thighs on him made it all worthwhile … From Oscar Wilde to Alan Bennett, popular British theatre was in the hands of gay men.

Musically, there are worthwhile performances from Nicholas Folwell as the vicious Abimélech and Michel de Souza as the genocidal high priest.