Sentence examples for worthwhile questions from inspiring English sources

These are worthwhile questions, but here's the thing.

(Honor Moore) 'TRIAL BY WATER' Qui Nguyen, raising worthwhile questions about how to live a humane and moral life in the real world, has based his play on the experiences of a cousin who survived a voyage of Vietnamese refugees in the South China Sea that ended in murder and cannibalism.

There's a healthy vitality to this array of American and European works on the theme of space — a central issue to all art, but especially modern — and it raises worthwhile questions about the changing nature of museums, even if some of the answers are more palatable than others.

It is all geared to providing answers to the two key questions facing any Games: "Will it be ready on time?" and, more importantly, "Will it be worthwhile?" – questions that are becoming even more pressing ahead of the opening ceremony on 5 August next year.

This is the path of "use-inspired, basic research" where changes in the world outside of the science raise a set of worthwhile questions that might not have otherwise occurred to us.

Fillon's intentions were suspect, but he raised some worthwhile questions.

A more worthwhile question is whether Basquiat rates high in valuations of recent art apart from the pecuniary.

It raises a worthwhile question: Why do evangelical Christians so often seek to claim converts among the dead?

Women also rated slightly higher on both the "life satisfaction" and the "worthwhile" question, but reported an average level of 3.3 for anxiety, compared with men's three.

A small book but a big, worthwhile question.* "The Great Stagnation; How America Ate All the Low-Hanging Fruit of Modern History, Got Sick, and Will (Eventually) Feel Better", by Tyler Cowen, January 2011.

Given the press interest, it seemed important to do this right, and address the interesting and worthwhile question of how unlikely it is that the recent run of record temperatures might have arisen by chance alone".