Sentence examples for worthwhile only because of from inspiring English sources

I said life in Tel Aviv is worthwhile only because of the blue background that stretches out behind it.

Wiring Britain, Ms Hewitt recognises, is worthwhile only if it is of benefit to British consumers, employees and businesses.

I spent hours watching its rantings (worthwhile only from the perspective of deciphering its abject lies and distortions).

A festival of discovery is worthwhile only to the extent that its movies are, in fact, worth discovering.

And because nothing is more annoying than not being able to see well enough to read in bed, Ms. Footer felt that a leaf-shaped papier-mâché table lamp from Georgia Tapert Living in SoHo would be wonderfully worthwhile, not only because it accommodated a 75-watt bulb but because some of the proceeds from its sale benefit the Haitian artisans who made it.

But the walk through Santa Clara-the-present Clara-the-present Clara-the-presenteaves you wonderisg worthwhilelast 50 years have gone.

The purpose of our analysis to study outcomes from other studies is worthwhile not only because information up to 3 years was estimated but also because information was obtained about the between-study variability of these outcomes.

only because of affirmative action.

"Not only because of that, anyway.

Was it only because of us?

It's only because of the movie.