To Cutts, the payoff would be well worth the effort.
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But I'm betting the trouble will be well worth it.
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On this strength, it'll be well worth keeping an eye on.
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And based on the trailer, it'll be well worth the wait.
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Compactly folded and stacked clothes can be well worth the expense.
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But this research suggests it would be well worth looking into.
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For mega Disney fans, it can be well worth the splurge.
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Looking at the DB11, it appears to be well worth the wait.
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For them, the 2020 Toyota Supra would be well worth checking out.
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With dreams as our guide, it can be well worth the trip.
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But in the end, the publicity may be well worth any criticism.
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It does require creating a login, but could be well worth it.
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These shows promise to be well worth the wait for Feist's patient fans.
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But The Walking Dead's executive producers promise it will be well worth the wait.
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That suggests the ultimate result will be well worth diving beneath the depths for.
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It may be more expensive, but the tenderness and juiciness will be well worth it.
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Still, this idyllic combination of relaxing and natural luxury could be well worth the price.
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Confirmation will be a fight, but this herculean battle will be well worth the effort.
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If it's nice out, expect a long line, but it'll be well worth the wait.
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Despite the challenges with using reconciliation, it would be "well worth the effort," Zerbe said.
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The work may not be easy, but the rewards will be well worth reading about.
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For most of Amazon's 100 million Prime members, the benefits should be well worth the price.
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But it could be well worth it for the points-earning, airport lounge access, and more.
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That purchase turned out to be well worth it when party goers predictably made it rain.
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But sometimes, running the numbers can show you how these fees can be well worth it.
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No doubt the Exhibition will attract crowds of people, for it will be well worth a visit.
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And if we've learned anything from Jane the Virgin, the finale will be well worth the wait.
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It's a hugely important and incredibly complex launch for the company — and should be well worth launching.
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However, carving out some extra time for the beginning of your days can be well worth it.
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If Jones is holding on to any other morsels like this, this flick will be well worth it.
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Considering how much we love Kim's makeup tips, we're sure the release will be well worth the wait.
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But often a luxury vibe can be well worth $100-$200 (though choose wisely and do your research).
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Even if it isn't your main card you use every day, it could still be well worth applying.
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This comic collection would be well worth the asking price ($5.00) for the wonderful Geof Darrow cover alone.
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A final with the Bearcats against either the Shockers or Cougars Sunday would be well worth everyone's time.
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If the following situations apply to you, the Sapphire Reserve could be well worth the higher annual fee.
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But perhaps the trade-off — a bigger screen in a smaller phone package — will be well worth it.
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Though the $26 tubes won't be available until June, we have a feeling they'll be well worth the wait.
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I can assure you that when the package arrives at your doorstep, it will be well worth the wait.
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And if that café is anything like the cafeterias at other tech companies, it will be well worth a visit.
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Translating his talents to VR will likely be tricky for Inarritu, but we hope it will be well worth it.
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If such a speech causes even one person to abandon plans to harm others, it will be well worth it.
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If the Mormon Tabernacle Choir's appearance at the inauguration can help in that process, then it will be well worth it.
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Tim Kaine, the vice-presidential candidate on the Democratic ticket with Hillary Clinton, said the investigation would be well worth it.
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Given that New Horizons will have been traveling for nearly 13 years by that point, it'll be well worth the wait.
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But for some business travellers, a better night's sleep might be well worth the extra cost to them or their employers.
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For the skywatchers among us, making the journey up north at this time of year should be well worth the trip.
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Considering that chilled wine already adds up to significant summer expense, a membership to this club might be well worth it.
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The narrative connective tissue is not strong, but there are enough striking moments to be well worth the $20 ticket price.
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Yet for many older Americans, the work will be well worth finding a new, affordable place to spend their golden years.
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But for many older Americans, the work will be well worth finding a new, affordable place to spend their golden years.
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But for many older Americans the work will be well worth finding a new, affordable place to spend their golden years.
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Photo: NASA/Chris GunnFor what it's worth, the astronomers Gizmodo spoke with generally agree that JWST will be well worth the wait.
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Opening a new account and moving the funds takes a little bit of work, but the hassle can be well worth it.
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Still, we've been using the hub with a Mac Mini for some time and find it to be well worth the price.
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If the company can achieve its goal and deliver autonomy by the end of the year, it'll be well worth the wait.
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It may take longer to get up and running with your hackintosh but in hindsight the journey will be well worth the time.
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However, if you factor in how much you'll save on espresso in the long run, it'll be well worth the initial sticker shock.
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This could well be the biggest day ever for Google hardware thus far, so it should be well worth it to tune in.
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The variety of views of the world's most famous marble peak, Mount Altissimo in Tuscany, prove Reuters' excursion to be well worth it.
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I thought that Flynn's access to senior-level campaign and transition officials would be well worth the price of giving him a pass.
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Oh well, it's unlikely to ever get any better and the fight was good enough that it would be well worth a rematch.
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But, the acquisition of Snyder to MMA will be well worth the wait and could be the sport's biggest and best coup yet.
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In any case it was one of the best fights of the weekend and would be well worth your time to catch up on.
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But he said it will be "well worth it," considering how costly past discrimination lawsuits have been for other restaurant chains such as Denny's.
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But like the other self-taught coders we spoke with, Manuel found the challenge of the learning curve to be well worth the effort.
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The card does charge a $250 annual fee, but depending on your spending and shopping habits, this card may be well worth the cost.
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Sure, Dyson vacuums aren't always the cheapest options out there, but if you can swing it, the extra cash may be well worth it.
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Judging by its sophisticated onboard toolkit, it will be well worth the wait, because Juno is decked out with all kinds of fancy gadgets.
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Mortensen is always a compelling onscreen presence, and the participation of Langella and Hahn suggests that Captain Fantastic could be well worth your time.
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Free apps are usually supported by advertisements on the screen, so a paid app may be well worth the money to avoid such distractions.
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We can certainly say that your entire face (and clothes) will be covered in fat after eating this, but it will be well worth it.
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Yet, if you are willing to put a little effort into becoming a cord-cutter the savings and selection could be well worth it for you.
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Barry said he knew the expense of printing the photos and the hassle of carrying them would be well worth it if he could find safety.
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These actions won't prevent every act of violence, or save every life — but if even one life is spared, they will be well worth the effort.
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If it's anything close to this view of the 2012 ring-of-fire eclipse taken near New Mexico, it will be well worth getting up for.
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If you are constantly using your skills to help others, it could be well worth considering how you might turn this into a viable business opportunity.
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Viv, a new artificial intelligence-powered assistant app, just made its formal public debut and it looks like the app will be well worth the wait.
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That said, the Inspiron Chromebook 14 does cost significantly less with a starting price of $600, so that trade off in specs may be well worth it.
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And it spreads to a lot of things now that might be well worth it in the end, if we get some of this stuff under control.
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With the chance to see a whole new side of both the broads and the city, it sounds like season 4 will be well worth the wait.
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But, to be fair, if it could actually accomplish all of its stated goals, especially the goal of peace, this investment would easily be well worth it.
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And with so many other artists there with them -- Travis Scott, The Dream, NAS and Kid Cudi -- this is shaping up to be well worth the wait.
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Both bouts would be well worth your time in any weekend of fights, but in an MMA dry spell they could be just what the doctor ordered.
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Still, it seemed like it would be well worth it to power through my post-UK bender exhaustion for another handful of days—or so I believed.
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Investing in early-stage startups in Latin America can present challenges; however, despite the challenges, time and time again I've found it can be well worth the effort.
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No matter how annoying it is waiting for your device to reboot after an update, that small amount of time will be well worth it versus being hacked.
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It won't always be easy but learning to make these judgment calls, as well as figuring out and implementing the right approach, will be well worth your time.
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But it can be well worth the effort to run your own business, set your own hours, office, and schedule, and work on projects you're most passionate about.
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And if they're anything like what's preceded them thus far, the fee -- in the form of continued investment in the show -- is going to be well worth it.
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For this first index fund there's no performance fee and only a 2-3% annual management fee, which for most investors will be well worth it considering the alternatives.
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He says he's not thrilled with the effort being under the purview of the Department of Defense, but believes the benefits of cognitive radio will be well worth it.
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Even the most ambitious would-be space mining companies estimate it will be at least 2020 before they begin prospecting, but the rewards could be well worth the effort.
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If you're not a beauty insider, but you're considering getting this box, definitely sign up; it'll be well worth the perks and comes at no extra cost to you.
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If you have a job that pays out for unused vacation days, sticking around long enough to accrue a bunch before you give notice could be well worth it.
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If you can comfortably hit that spending requirement and you could use these Marriott points toward any upcoming travel plans, this sign-up bonus could be well worth it.
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It may sound like a pain to check these things out, but leading a cheese- or shrimp-free lifestyle will be well worth it if you end up feeling better.
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So, even if you don't think you'll be in a particularly spiritual mood come November, it'll be well worth your time to make a ritual part of your monthly routine.
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The suit is just as much as the shipping, but altogether it's $20, which will be well worth the reaction I imagine he'll have when he sees me in it.
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It may take some extra work and some strategy in your timing of purchases, but it could be well worth it to make precious travel memories with friends and family.
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A CPA might charge close to $400 for a return, or a few times the cost of an RTRP, but in some cases spending more might be well worth it.
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Taking a round or two just to stay off of the fence and see if Dos Anjos loses patience would be well worth Alvarez's time in this five round fight.
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It's going to be a bumpy transition, but the freedom afforded by having these powerful tools available on a device as portable as the iPad will be well worth it.
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But when you consider how often you'd use this massager, and the fact that muscle recovery is really important for preventing injuries, it might be well worth the price tag.
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We haven't had a chance to play it yet, but developer Andreas Illiger offered a preview and it looks like it should be well-worth the investment to hardcore fans.
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It's certainly not the cheapest Switch accessory out there, but if you spend all day long with AirPods jammed in your ears, the cost of upgrade might be well worth it.
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It's a little pinch-y and painful for Kal-Elle, who's not under and anesthesia or numbing medication, but she knows that the results will be well worth the momentary discomfort.
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Amazon's one-day Prime shipping service has been an expensive investment for the company, but it's betting that if it helps it crush the competition, it will be well worth it.
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You may have to pay a balance transfer fee of 3% or 5% for the privilege, but the fee can be well worth it in terms of the interest you save.
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Things like that—that could be really instrumental in encouraging businesses to improve themselves to adapt themselves to this issue—would be well worth a good policy on the state's part.
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If you're serious about your Instagram following, becoming a member of a pod could be well worth the effort and you might connect with new people that you wouldn't otherwise have met.
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We're all spending more time at home these days, so if you're feeling up to it, taking 30 minutes a day to think about your finances may be well worth the effort.
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Sure, the movie could be terrible, but as long as it has the likes of Blanchett and Rihanna hatching schemes while sporting sharp-as-hell wardrobes, it'll still be well worth the wait.
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Hilton Honors Aspire Card from American Express — This card has a $4503 annual fee, but if you have even just a few Hilton stays in a year it can be well worth it.
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While there's no more info available on the new products right now, if its partnership with Amazon is any indication, we have a feeling each and every one will be well worth the wait.
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Fidget spinners are supposed to help with anxiety, so if you're having a stress-inducing phone call with your parents, spinning the phone after the conversation might help and be well worth the $20.
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At $88 a box, it's definitely on the pricier side, but with a 4.9-star customer rating and Olivia Culpo's seal of approval, this "life-changing" product seems to be well worth the investment.
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English speakers will have to wait until July 16th, 2019 to get their hands on a copy, but if the book's popularity in China is any indication, it will be well worth the wait.
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Amazon's one-day Prime shipping service has been an expensive investment for the company so far, but it's betting that if it can help it crush the competition, it will be well worth it.
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You'll have to spend a total of $2175,2175 in the first three months to earn the full bonus, but if your business can easily meet that spending requirement, it could be well worth it.
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So, it would be well worth it for the President-elect and his advisers to reflect on just what we need China for these days, and which Taiwan can do little or nothing to help.
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"The United States bears an unfair cost burden, but to be fair, if it could actually accomplish all of its stated goals, especially the goal of peace, this investment would easily be well worth it."
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The United States bears an unfair cost burden, but, to be fair, if it could actually accomplish all of its stated goals, especially the goal of peace, this investment would easily be well worth it.
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Amid the controversy, series creator Michael Petroni told the AFP that Netflix was understandably "nervous" about getting behind the project, but that he believes the conversations it can spark will be well worth the risk.
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Still, I was passionate about the environment and renewable energy's potential to alleviate its stress, so I figured the foundation graduate school would lay for my career would be well worth the student loan burden.
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The United States bears an unfair cost burden, but to be fair, if it could actually accomplish all of its stated goals, especially the goal of peace, this investment would easily be well worth it.
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And keeping an eye on them may turn out to be well worth it, because scientists have long suspected that X-ray binaries may have a key, but shadowy, role in letting galaxies form at all.
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Royals RH Ian Kennedy (93-29, 24) Detroit signed Zimmermann to a five-year, $23 million contract as a free agent over the winter and he is so far proving to be well worth the investment.
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And there's a good reason to do so: if that 2.5 billion device number from Statista is accurate, it offers such an enormous opportunity that it may be well worth eating up some potential hardware sales.
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Unfortunately, you'll see that items ordered through CostcoGrocery cost a little bit more than they would if you were purchasing them in the store, but if you consider convenience, the extra cost might be well worth it.
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The Chase Sapphire Preferred Card has a $95 annual fee, but it could be well worth it thanks to the sign-up bonus of 60,000 Ultimate Rewards points after you spend $4,000 in the first three months.
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That means it will be almost two weeks before we can actually order the drink, but we have a sneaking suspicion that — like sleepaway camp — s'mores in a cup is going to be well worth the wait.
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These updates will come with annual fee increases for most of the cards, but none of the fees will jump by much, and it could be well worth paying a bit more to get the new perks.
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Both card&aposs annual fees can be well worth it if you&aposre able to use their annual credits and make the most of the rewards you earn, but you should still keep this detail in mind.
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The Business Platinum® Card from American Express — This is a very premium business credit card, with a $295 annual fee, but if you can put its luxury travel perks to use, it could be well worth it.
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While Barrett's nomination for the Supreme Court would likely cause the most vicious confirmation hearing since that for Justice Clarence Thomas, it would be well worth it for conservative members of Congress who provide President Trump his legislative base.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI If "Sounds of Transformation," the new Sony Classical recording by the Geneva Camerata and pianist David Greilsammer, who conducts the ensemble, included only its account of Ravel's Piano Concerto in G, it would be well worth hearing.
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WITH A CREDIT CARD For frequent travelers, paying a few hundred dollars a year for a Visa or American Express card may be well worth it, not only for the award points, but also for perks like lounge access.
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"This amazing boy has a few health issues that need to be addressed (which is why we think he was abandoned initially, poor guy!), but this boy is so sweet, we know it will be well worth it," the post said.
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The public probably won't see this thing for sale for a long time, but let me be the first to say it will be well worth the wait once an untethered VR headset finally makes its way into your home.
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States have justified these breaks by promising scores of jobs and sweeping economic development, just as they are doing now in telling residents that unprecedented corporate welfare for the tech giant's planned second headquarters, HQ2, would be well worth it.
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You can expect to see plenty of cut-priced Smart TVs, so if you're on the lookout for a new television, it could be well worth waiting until November, as you could save yourself some serious money if you're patient.
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The cast has also been relatively tight-lipped about their experiences on set since filming last summer (and Bravo declined to comment on any timing to Refinery29), but if the preview is any indication, the end result will be well worth the wait.
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His play when he's on the court should be well worth it, but attaching yourself to a player who is often injured, when you could very well be paying them 40 percent of the cap into their 30s is a dangerous proposition.
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If Hunt feels like testing his clinch work, no one at heavyweight has had more trouble with the dirty boxing game along the fence than Mir, it would be well worth the time invested if Hunt had been working on this specifically.
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Maybe in LA. I can't see this being Tesla's big plan for overhauling its supercharger stations around the whole of the US. The publicity of Elon Musk trucking around on roller skates delivering food to Teslas would probably be well worth it.
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"If we can make it work it will be well worth it for us to give everybody an Apple Watch but we've got to get the technology right," Bertolini said Tuesday while speaking at the Techonomy conference in Half Moon Bay, Calif.
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It will take an enormous amount of money, time, and effort to build these orbital truck-stops, but the back-end payoff of paving a super-roadway in space would be well worth it, according to author and spaceflight advocate Howard Bloom.
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While supporters say the results will be well worth the money and effort, others have begun to question whether All of Us is just too ambitious, too loaded with cumbersome bureaucracy — and too duplicative of smaller programs that are moving much more quickly.
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In fact, when you're part of that elite group dubbed the A-list, couturiers around the world will fight to clothe you in custom duds, wagering that the press they'll receive for doing so will be well worth forgoing their usual astronomical price tag.
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Following his world record move to United in August, midfielder Paul Pogba has yet to live up to his hefty price tag but Rooney is confident that once the Frenchman adapts to the rigors of English football, he will be well worth the outlay.
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There is a $450 annual fee, but when you factor in that $300 annual travel credit — as well as perks like Priority Pass airport lounge access, trip delay protection and primary car rental insurance — it can be well worth it for frequent travelers.8.
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If this game is even half the size and depth of the original it will be well worth the $25 price tag — plus you get the warm fuzzy feeling of supporting an indie developer that's been doing its own weird thing for 15 years or so now.
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Even if you never make it onto the House Ways and Means Committee or Energy and Commerce Committee, which have jurisdiction over these and other major issues, those subjects will be major concerns for constituents and will be well worth the time spent on mastering them.
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But even without that added visual incentive, his latest tour would be well worth seeing: 2 Chainz's most recent album, "Pretty Girls Like Trap Music," is teeming with examples of his gifts for unforgettable hooks and insouciant wit, and he's a consistently engaging performer in concert.
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With how tired Alvarez looked after two rounds of trying to take Pettis down it would be well worth Dos Anjos' time to use those well timed shots along the fence to avoid a struggle on the way down and make Alvarez expend some energy in getting back up.
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But a few, like Nuits-Saint-Georges, have never been on the route, and for these locales, the honor of inclusion on the exclusive list offers short- and long-term benefits thought to be well worth the considerable expense and prodigious effort required to secure and accommodate the race.
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While some may object to paying, if you can afford to spend $23.88 a year for 100 gigs of storage and access to human tech support (for this or any problem you have), it could be well worth it if it solves your issue quickly and gives you overall peace of mind.
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"If I could inspire at least one parent to try babywearing and if it helped them even a fraction as much as it has helped me and my family, it would be well worth it," Martin said in a Praedictix blog post of her decision to wear her son during the forecast.
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"If the passage of the Brady Bill were to result in a reduction of only 10 or 15 percent of those numbers — and it could be a good deal greater — it would be well worth making it the law of the land," Reagan wrote in a 1991 New York Times op-ed.
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The X214 Yoga also has an option for a stunning 20 x 230 OLED screen, which looks really impressive in person — OLED screens of this size and resolution are still fairly rare, and you might find this one's vibrant colors and deep blacks to be well worth the $23 premium it commands over the regular LCD.
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Other producers of Fleurie and Morgon that would be well worth your time include Julie Balagny, Jean-Louis Dutraive's Domaine de la Grand Cour, Georges Descombes, Pierre-Marie Chermette's Domaine du Vissoux, Louis-Claude Desvignes, Jean-Paul Brun, Domaine Chignard and, if you can find the small trickle of bottles that flows into the United States, Yvon Métras.
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Who it&aposs best for: Anyone who wants access to the fanciest airport lounges and can take advantage of the various annual statement credits with Uber, Saks, and moreWelcome bonus: 60,000 Amex Membership Rewards points after you spend $203,000 in the first three monthsAnnual fee: $550Pros: 5x points on flights booked with airlines or through Amex Travel; very long list of benefitsCons: Very high annual fee; statement credits come with lots of limitationsThe Amex Platinum has one of the highest credit card annual fees, but it can be well worth it if you travel a lot and you can put all of its statement credits to use.
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