Sentence examples for worthwhile move from inspiring English sources

However, she said there was no evidence to suggest an appeal would be a worthwhile move.

"It is only worthwhile moving on once there are no sizeable trees left in the forest".

Many Americans find it worthwhile to move out and commute to jobs in the city.

The $765 million might end up being a worthwhile financial move for PR reasons alone.

But in the three years since it was planned, the real estate market improved, "making it economically worthwhile to move ahead," he added.

The goal of the study was to measure perceptions of the minimum time that needs to be saved for it to be worthwhile to move a case from a late-running OR to another OR.

Finally, an interesting and important discussion issue is whether our goal is to provide comprehensive guidelines for small-animal PET and SPECT imaging, or whether it is worthwhile to move a step further, and work on an accreditation programme of scanners and procedure along the lines of, for instance, the accreditation for human FDG-PET as set up by EARL (see http://earl.eanm.org).org

Rafael Montañez Ortíz described the transition as a difficult but worthwhile one: "Moving out into the larger world never is [not painless], but in my view it doesn't make sense to remain forever underclass.

If you have to take a loss to sell your house, the financial burden may be too great to make the move worthwhile, says Anna Ranieri, a career counselor and executive coach in Palo Alto, Calif.

He says the lower cost of the new plan still made the move worthwhile.

Sometimes, a yes to those questions make what seems like a lateral or step-down move worthwhile.