Sentence examples for worthwhile saving from inspiring English sources

"Investing in caregiver services and support is very worthwhile," saving money and letting patients remain home, said Deborah Amdur, chief consultant for care management and social work at the Veterans Affairs Department.

I haven't decided for myself what is really worthwhile saving and what is the price we are willing to pay for saving, for example, the coastline of Florida.

Flannery plans to cut the number of board members from 18 to 12, which sounds like a worthwhile saving if the slimmer set-up can provide more independent thinking.

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It was not a vintage performance, and Wolves keeper Marcus Hahnemann had to make only one worthwhile save during the entire 90 minutes, as the home side switched from their normal 4-4-2 system to a 4-5-1 formation.

Neither goalkeeper made a worthwhile save in a dour game where both teams struggled until the dramatic finale.

But she argues that even if PET scans remain the only option, then they would still be worthwhile to save a distressed patient from months of ineffective therapy.

As a result, I stashed away several batches of eggs between the ages of 36 and 38 — just before the cutoff at which many doctors no longer consider eggs worthwhile to save.

You don't find enough people that failed the drug test to make it worthwhile to save you the money".

You don't find enough people that failed the drug test to make it worthwhile to save you the money". Evangelist pointed to Florida, which did not save money when Gov. Rick Scott (R) mandated drug-testing for welfare recipients.

He highlighted weaknesses in the manual and Sinclair's accompanying software, criticising them for "a misconceived design and sloppiness in execution which make the machine seem harder to use and more limited than it should" and questioned whether it might be more worthwhile to save up for a more powerful computer such as Acorn or Commodore's offerings.