Sentence examples for worthwhile prospects from inspiring English sources
4.03pm BST NOTE TO EVERYONE ON A DATING SITE EVER: If you ever want a teenage girl to sleep with you, tell them that you've been in prison for several years and also that you're an inveterate liar without a job or any worthwhile prospects at all.
Some Iranians may believe that this is a worthwhile gamble if the prospect is Israel's demise.
And far from undermining climate negotiations under the UNFCCC, it will advance prospects for a worthwhile agreement in Copenhagen in December, by restoring much needed trust and goodwill to the process.
More than 60% of participants either strongly agreed (22%) or agreed (43%) that their degree was "worthwhile" in boosting their career prospects, and around the same percentage (68%) feel their degree topic was relevant to the job they want to do.
Its P/E of 32 sounds pricey, but the prospects make it worthwhile.
Further exploration of its mechanisms and prospects would be worthwhile, as it has the potential to resolve the suffering of BMESK patients rapidly and effectively.
Many are highly conscious of their employment prospects, seeing volunteering not only as a worthwhile activity, but also as a way of developing their skills for their future careers.
"It's definitely worthwhile to study physics; today's [job market] prospects for physics graduates are better than they have been for a long time," says Thomas.
When a comedian says on the radio that among the few things making life worthwhile are "birdsong in the spring … and the prospect of seeing Kenneth Clarke going to his grave", it is Gillian who rings the BBC to complain.
Even in 2012, when Germany's finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, decided that Grexit's costs were a worthwhile "investment" as a way of disciplining France et al, the prospect continued to scare the living daylights out of almost everyone else.
The mere prospect of a five-figure payoff makes the tournament a worthwhile obsession long after your rooting interest has been eliminated.
