Sentence examples for worthwhile keeping from inspiring English sources

And while they feel they're doing something worthwhile, keeping their loved ones out of nursing homes, they pay a price in their own mental and physical health.

As my guidebook said, it's worthwhile keeping in mind that the building of handsome Baroque Vienna coincided with a Counter-Reformation crackdown on religious dissent.

It is worthwhile keeping that question in mind as we survey those books that report the results of Aristotle's animal studies.

This legislation has yet to be passed, but if information technology is your field, it may be worthwhile keeping your eye on how it develops.

For the most part the discussion in this entry concentrates on egalitarianism as a morally required component of justice, but in considering arguments against a version of egalitarianism, it is worthwhile keeping in mind the possibility that the norm in question is morally desirable but not morally mandatory.

It would be worthwhile keeping this in mind in future studies.

In other words, Broadcom didn't need that part of Brocade's business competing with what it was already offering, and it didn't have enough unique customers to make keeping it worthwhile (and I suspect it will also help pay for the deal as well).

Again, worthwhile, but nothing too adventurous, in keeping with a place that seems content catering to memories of home.

For some, the perks that come with many credit cards, such as free concierge services, cosmetics and air-miles, make keeping a wallet-full worthwhile.

First, since we found no association between year of graduation and high dose prescribing, it is reasonable to assume that it is worthwhile to further emphasize the importance of keeping dosage low for older patients.

Not only will he be hoping his first trip to Wembley will be worthwhile, his younger brother Craig will also be keeping his fingers crossed.