Sentence examples for worthwhile to bring from inspiring English sources
Finally he determined that it would be worthwhile to bring the sides together for a bargaining session, which began at 1 15 p.m. Saturday at the union's hotel.
It is likely that an ICC prosecutor will eventually deem it worthwhile to bring one of our presidents to stand trial for war crimes.
And if those sausages are any good – although I don't remember having tried them, I've every reason to believe they are – then it's worthwhile to bring them to wider attention.
Last week, administration officials said that once today's highly anticipated meetings were over, the president would be assessing whether it would be worthwhile to bring the leaders together again in another meeting in the manner of the Camp David meeting.
His publishers have now thought it worthwhile to bring out Bolaño's very first published novel, The Skating Rink, hoping for a readership quite different from the tiny claque which greeted its first publication in 1993.
A mediator with the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service checks in periodically with the two sides to see whether they are prepared to show new flexibility that would make it worthwhile to bring negotiators together.
Might it not have been a more worthwhile enterprise to bring to the public's attention books that they would otherwise have missed?
"If we could recommend a punishment for the students, I think it would be worthwhile for the university to bring in a Holocaust survivor and make it compulsory for those students to attend".
Israeli-based Stands, which calls itself the "Fair Adblock," provides a unique and worthwhile example of how to bring consumers directly into the value exchange and engage them.
Successful application of the PAM to lexical tones and to visual speech is a worthwhile pursuit, in order to bring a hitherto powerful model of L1 and L2 speech perception to bear upon a wider range of speech phenomena.
On the other hand, a persistent person knows that he or she is right based on sound reasons and assessment of the situation, constantly revising the goal as needed to ensure the goal is still worthwhile and continuing with effort to bring it within sight.
