Sentence examples for worthwhile us from inspiring English sources

AMONG the underpaid and overworked lawyers who make their careers in public prosecution, there is one job that can make a lifetime of slog worthwhile: US Attorney for the Southern District of New York.

"It was worthwhile for us to let it play out," Mr. Forrester added.

We asked ourselves, is it worthwhile for us to understand, maybe some debris dropped off during launch that we did not see.

"It would probably be worthwhile for us to consider the possibility of going to capital markets abroad in 2010," he said, according to the Interfax news agency.

Brain chemistry is in part responsible: Researchers have shown that the positive emotions aroused by work we see as worthwhile enable us to be smarter, more innovative, and more adaptable.

It is scarcely worthwhile for us to attempt to judge nature here.

"It is worthwhile for us to get someone with Martin's experience on loan and both parties can see where we are after that has finished".

But I think, quite frankly, it doesn't really matter to me whether, at the end of the day, Seedcamp becomes an investor in some of these companies, I mean, obviously if we are to create a sustainable model and people believe it's worthwhile for us to have a sustainable model, then it's in no one's interest that people game the system.

I had a feeling it would be worthwhile for us to make it to the end of the talent show -- for whatever reason, I just sensed it would be special.

The problems posed by William Mahone for many Virginians in the past — and what makes it worthwhile for us to think about him in the present — lie in his postwar career.

Voorhis responded to Hoeppel's filing with a letter to his campaign manager, Baldwin Park realtor Jack Long, stating that "it would be worthwhile for us to try our level best to beat him in the Prohibition primary by a write-in campaign".