Sentence examples for worthwhile labor from inspiring English sources

Whitlam came to believe that the Constitution – and especially Section 96 (which allowed the federal government to make grants to the states) – could be used to advance a worthwhile Labor programme.

Offspring of the Frenchman's first tree may have been growing since the eighteenth century, but no cacao was harvested until the demand from Europe was great enough to make the labor worthwhile.

And why not? "There is nothing noble in suffering," explains Klara's father, a petty thief named Memel, "nothing worthwhile in mindless labors.

Just worthwhile, with its double burden of labor and reward.

"The one year of tax savings provided by the bill is unlikely to make the costs of much investment in physical capital or labor recruitment and training worthwhile".

If the subsidy does not offset a substantial fraction of the non-wage cost of labor, it may not be worthwhile for the employer to hire subsidized workers.

Africa may be known for decrepit infrastructure and corrupt governments — problems that are being steadily alleviated, Payne argues — but land and labor come so cheaply there that she calculates the risks are worthwhile.

In some cases, the more labor-intensive method of adding intrinsics for prefetching may be worthwhile.

It is worthwhile to note that baseball, despite its ratings challenges, has become the model of labor relations peace these days, with the other three major sports either locked out (N.B.A ., coming off a lockout (N.F.L).

Our observation that caring for a patient with diarrhea is rather labor intensive (amounting to 51 extra minutes of care per day) seems worthwhile to take into account in future health economic evaluations of AAD.

Even if it's the less appealing or the more labor-intensive choice, there's a chance it's the most worthwhile.