Sentence examples for worthwhile gathering from inspiring English sources

Given the relatively short internodes connecting main superfamilies of Neogastropoda and related caenogastropod lineages, it seems worthwhile gathering and analyzing larger sequence data sets in order to obtain more phylogenetic informative sites for trying to resolve the question at hand.

But life is incremental, and though a worthwhile life is a gathering together of all that one is, good and bad, successful and not, the paradox is that we can never really see this one thing that all of our increments (and decrements, I suppose) add up to.

Sitting beneath a portrait of Lady Thatcher in Downing Street, he explains: "International gatherings are worthwhile, if they are done in the right way.

The EVPI per patient can be interpreted as the maximum average sum per patient that is worthwhile to invest in the gathering of additional evidence for the varying model parameters.

This is the ultimate subject of all worthwhile memoirs, even those that come disguised as a motley gathering of essays.

And I wondered what Birger would make of this gathering, if he would consider his stubbornness justified, his sacrifices after her death worthwhile.

The initial telephone call is very much about the institution gathering information about you, answering your queries, and deciding whether a visit is worthwhile.

A sheaf of coupons attached to the ticket is one of the service's major selling points, but probably worthwhile only for those who plan to hop between theme restaurants drinking two-for-one beers and gathering collectible souvenirs.

It looked promising to Jonathan Arak of Manhattan, who said that two or three gatherings a year, maybe an anniversary party, with each person paying nearly $200 each, might be worthwhile.

______ Overcrowded gathering.

Anything worthwhile happened here".