Sentence examples for worthwhile remembering from inspiring English sources

You have probably never heard of Suzi Murning but it might be worthwhile remembering the name.

It is worthwhile remembering that the tradition in science, going back pre World War II, has been to circulate "preprints" of articles that had not yet been accepted by a journal for publication.

But he added: "It's worthwhile remembering that so far most of the stories around that are come from the US where the regulatory regime is much less stringent than exists in the UK already.

"It is also worthwhile remembering BT launched its sports channels as a means of remaining a major triple-play player - that is, a provider of TV, internet and telephone services.

The dispute over foreign trade and whether imposing tariffs to protect American industries is worthwhile has become such an emotional issue since President Trump took office that it's worthwhile remembering that we have been here before.

In amongst reports of the thousands of spurious edits of the page for US presidents, it is worthwhile remembering that Wikipedia currently contains over five million articles, in 250 languages (1.5 million in English), has emerged within the last six years and is available free of charge.

It's worthwhile to remember from where we've come.

As we've said in other contexts, it is worthwhile to remember that nothing limits us to a single identifier for any object.

I ran across this passage yesterday, from Kierkegaard's "Fear and Trembling": "It is not worthwhile to remember that past which cannot become a present".

As Augusta National prepares to open in a few days and pressure mounts from various quarters over its all-male membership, it is worthwhile to remember its 70-year history of willful, dogged independence.

It is worthwhile to remember that the content validity is an important step to ensure confidence in any inferences made using the final scale form.