Sentence examples for worthwhile until from inspiring English sources

The basic problem has always been the overwhelming temptation for individuals to backslide on agreements: co-operation never seems worthwhile until it is too late.

He says another issue with private health insurance is that the average consumer doesn't discover whether their policy is worthwhile until the time they need to use it, which could be years after they start paying premiums.

(Although, PhotoSync does sound worthwhile, until iCloud turns its wireless syncing into a feature of iPhoto).

For surely we cannot expect Aristotle to show what it is about the traditional virtues that makes them so worthwhile until he has fully discussed the nature of those virtues.

They could not convoke anything worthwhile until the fifth inning, when Simmons singled and Jefry Marte walloped a fastball from Anibal Sanchez for a two-run home run.

Perfect love, that is to say the love of God, isn't perfected, isn't even really worthwhile until we begin to love people who don't love us in return.

Since then, marriage and a baby, and no worthwhile movies until now (America's Sweethearts? Please!).

So accomplished is the service that I could almost believe it was all worthwhile up until the minute the check arrived.

You try to protect yourself by avoiding further risk, which means you miss out on worthwhile opportunities until your hormones level out and you regain your confidence.

"He made me watch 'Love and Death' and 'Manhattan' when I was really young, saying, 'You're not a worthwhile human being until you've seen these!' But then he'd fast-forward through all the pre- and postcoital scenes.

As varied and fanciful as the hats church ladies parade proceeding and following the long contemplative services, suffuse with rainbow-tinted light from magnificent stained-glass windows, Harlem's houses of worship make the wait until lunch worthwhile.