Sentence examples for worthwhile to refer from inspiring English sources
However, it is worthwhile to refer back to Milton Friedman's famous statement on the social responsibility of business to understand that businesses are motivated primarily by the expectation of profit and capital appreciation, thus reflecting the interests of their shareholders.
It is worthwhile to refer again to the comments of Fakhri Abu-Diab, chair of the residents' committee, about the city's rejection of the residents' master plan and its replacement by the "King's Garden" plan.
It is worthwhile to mention that besides the competition model, the advection, which is referred to as the prey taxis, has been studied in predator prey models by various authors.
Jan . 27-- Mr. Bush starts to campaign in New Hampshire, against what he has begun to refer to as "my worthwhile opponents".
His editing is by turns erratic (Huw Wheldon's first name is not spelled "Hugh") and spotty (you would think an editor who felt it worthwhile to include five consecutive letters referring to Henry Morgan would have taken the trouble to identify him).
The second theme, life worthwhile as relationship to others, referred to the way in which relationships with family members brought a sense of being valued, something to live for, and intimacy or togetherness.
In this case, it may be worthwhile to focus on deliveries among mothers referred before the onset of labour and whose labour is induced or augmented.
Since FP can result in death (referred to as cannibalism) [ 2], it is worthwhile to investigate whether FCS at 40 weeks of age can be used as a predictor for survival at the end of the laying period.
"It's definitely worthwhile to look into".
It is sometimes worthwhile to take science fiction seriously".
