Sentence examples for worthwhile sales from inspiring English sources

"She must give up the fantasy of having a great work/lifestyle balance and put her nose to the grindstone — and most of all, make sure she has a strong profit, because only that will ensure a worthwhile sales price".

Calculating the change for individual items is still worthwhile, but sales are another variable that should be eliminated.

But in this day and age even a few thousand sales is worthwhile".

Weigh up the pros and cons of unpaid work and be realistic, he advises – a few weeks of work shadowing may be worthwhile, but six months making sales calls for nothing is a different matter.

"But the chance to create a lasting legacy in Ghent makes this sale more than worthwhile".

The union "will continue to fight the sale, and without worthwhile and legally binding assurances on terms and conditions, strike action is inevitable," Dave Ward, the union's deputy general secretary, said on the organization's Web site.

I think it's definitely worthwhile [but] I suspect the sales will be more to academics rather than popular audiences.

What's more, the supply-side improvement that would result from a streamlined retail model in car sales is actually less worthwhile at times like the present.

By one estimate, a new firm in America needs around $100m in sales to make an IPO worthwhile, compared with $50m a few years ago.

Speeding up the short-sale process could be especially worthwhile in states like New York, where judicial foreclosures can take a year or longer.

But everything has a price, and while Shuttleworth may not need the money, a sale would surely represent a worthwhile monetary reward for many a Canonical employee.