Nobody is a more worthwhile person for having read Yeats.
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Rising wages across the economy help make seasonal work more worthwhile.
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Contango makes it more worthwhile to buy oil and store it.
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Gene-editing has the potential to bring even more worthwhile benefits.
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A drink would surely make Quinn's loss feel a little more worthwhile.
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" Quotable "I do not think novels are necessarily more worthwhile than games.
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It is more worthwhile to think about this as a problem of nihilism.
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And honestly, that feels like a more worthwhile use of Ethan Hunt's time.
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Remaining inside the chamber while pressing for improvements would be a more worthwhile approach.
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There are certainly many valid arguments for moving our money to more "worthwhile" pursuits.
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Here's hoping it's somewhat more worthwhile than what the department has been sending out already.
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But it can also make taking risks and exploring unfamiliar experiences a lot more worthwhile.
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So ditch the grumpy meeting mug, and use these tips to make meetings more worthwhile.
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But there's something undeniably missing that could've made their takes far more worthwhile: self-awareness.
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Here are three angles the film could have used that would have made it more worthwhile.
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Becoming well-informed takes time and money, and is more worthwhile in some cases than others.
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It's a complete waste of time — time that you could have spent doing something more worthwhile.
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That is, at least, probably more worthwhile in discussing than a fight that will never happen.
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If you don't have a Hulu subscription yet, get with the times (or make more worthwhile friends).
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And although a quick hello probably would've been enough, Bon Jovi made their trip even more worthwhile.
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And the quartet is close to other noteworthy architecture and sculpture, making the tour even more worthwhile.
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And what could feel more current, more worthwhile, in the first cold days of 2018 than that?
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"These extraordinary fish make our life and experience on Earth richer and more worthwhile," Dr. Hogan said.
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And an optimistic mindset will help your repayment process feel more worthwhile and less discouraging, Marshall says.
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It's much more worthwhile to raise money in the traditional way, create value, and hold the tokens yourself.
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To make it more worthwhile for drivers, Lyft is testing rides at various higher price points or minimums.
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"If it's not a specialized degree then maybe going to the state school is more worthwhile," he said.
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But his term is six years: there is still plenty of time to focus on more worthwhile plans.
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The fact that it got really gross and Gervais mimed a hand job didn't make it more worthwhile.
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That's money that could be spent on other, more worthwhile projects—or better yet, kept in taxpayers' wallets.
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Counseling kids to vocational training instead of college, if that isn't their deal, would be more worthwhile vs.
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Ultimate, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Mario Kart 10.383 Deluxe, and a few more worthwhile games.
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But each time we overcome those barriers, the bridge we're building to one another becomes stronger and more worthwhile.
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In America, doing work of any kind, no matter its usefulness, is seen as inherently more worthwhile than the alternative.
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That's 20 hours I can now use to do something more worthwhile, such as spending time with friends and family.
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And it crossed some minds that perhaps a person with so much money should be putting it toward something more worthwhile?
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Display: Processor: Storage: RAM: Cameras: Battery: Other specs: The Note itself has seen more worthwhile upgrades, though they're all very predictable.
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You can also get the Watch without cellular for $329, although it seems far more worthwhile to spend the extra $70.
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Something tells us ordering a travel adaptor for our globe-trotting mom is more worthwhile than shopping online for a card.
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At the coal mine event Thursday, Pruitt promised to push ahead nonetheless with what he framed as more worthwhile environmental protections.
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I decided it would be more worthwhile to post them to the Internet, then have them gather dust in my garage.
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I silently hoped no one I knew would happen to walk by and assume I had nothing more worthwhile to do.
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Instead, forgiveness can involve letting go of anger that is keeping you stuck so you can focus on more worthwhile things.
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This time around with Google Assistant, it's likely the Roav Bolt offers enough features to make it more worthwhile for more people.
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The only thing that makes our task less wearying and more worthwhile is living in the presence of true beauty and joy.
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Teachers, nurses, social workers — the types of people who actually contribute to the public good — have necessities more worthwhile of your attention.
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To make your time in the bathroom even more worthwhile, Koehler has added Alexa commands to its newest toilet available in 2020.
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Hey, if we knew the answer to that one, we'd extend our prophetic talents to something much more worthwhile, like predicting lottery numbers.
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Warren's ancestry claims, it would be more worthwhile to focus on the high levels of sexual and intimate partner violence indigenous women experience.
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It's usually more worthwhile to focus on finding an account that avoids fees, even if you need to sacrifice on the interest rate.
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Trust me, even if "you know [X] is somewhere" it's more worthwhile to have one on hand than to spend 15 minutes searching.
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I wish I had more copies because they'd be more worthwhile gifts than the ones I'm giving to family and friends this year.
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Compare that to having no coverage and paying out of pocket to remodel or rebuild, and paying for flood insurance becomes much more worthwhile.
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But while feeding her daughter, she had what she calls a "moment of clarity" that made the hard work feel a little more worthwhile.
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If you would like to know more about the Black Panther Party and its legacy, here are a few sources more worthwhile than Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
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Its one of the more dense tracks on Burial, but that makes relistening all the more worthwhile—there's new rhythmic details to find every time.
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This fun fact comes to us courtesy of the book's editor, Anne Margaret Daniel, whose exuberant diligence is more worthwhile than most of the stories.
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That's fine, though it's a deflection from a more worthwhile conversation about exactly what athletes and coaches supposedly owe the public immediately following a game.
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With phone and tablet-based AR, the challenge is cluing users into the fact that these features exist, while also making them more worthwhile than gimmicky.
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With an aural status update, there's no need to stare at a progress bar, leaving time to focus on more worthwhile activities, like your next selfie.
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This is all to say: There are many far more worthwhile candidates than a man whose Twitter insults have been tracked by The New York Times.
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I'm just saying: If you are reading this, and you are a criminal, please enact some self-care and invest your energy in something more worthwhile.
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I think the hope is that an onboard App Store may spur more usage and make supporting the Apple Watch more worthwhile to third-party developers.
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The following solutions, however, would help bring down the lifetime cost of student loans and earning a college degree, making higher education a much more worthwhile investment.
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Basically, YouTube TV is trying to expand to anywhere that has an internet connection, and it's trying to make its service more worthwhile than conventional cable providers.
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In doing so, Microsoft is trying to make it more worthwhile for developers to build for Cortana, and open up its services for more third-party features.
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It's nice, but there are also more functional outlet replacements out there with more ports that are probably more worthwhile to install once you're putting in the effort.
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While everyone wastes away in traffic over Labor Day weekend, you could be spending your three-day mini-vacation doing something much more worthwhile: catching up on sleep.
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It has been the best smartwatch for most people's needs ever since it launched, and each new version adds intriguing new features that make it even more worthwhile.
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If your only plan this Labor Day weekend is to breeze through your Netflix watchlist, why not make your vacation more worthwhile by feeding your brain with new knowledge?
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Davis is fairly young himself at just 23, but he knows what he's doing; it's hard to imagine a more worthwhile model for a young big man to emulate.
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The more worthwhile questions have to do with what each plane costs and, therefore, what other spending or capabilities are being skipped in order to buy that one particular aircraft.
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Maybe it still is given that so much more of what's produced specifically for the small screen seems so much more worthwhile (or at least watchable) than it once did.
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Well, that and your ability to convince NASA that the samples will be used for something more worthwhile than biological compatibility tests involving making very expensive cocktails with Mars dirt.
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By having inmates create goods of higher value, the thinking goes, the products have better retail viability and healthier profit margins — and the women hone a more worthwhile skill set.
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To make sleeping more worthwhile, I read a few books on how to dream better and how best to record my thoughts after I awoke (with a journal on my nightstand).
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"I think it would be more worthwhile and effective if the president would allow some space for these negotiations to occur and not be doing commentary at this point," said Sen.
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I'll be honest, I'm not a huge fan of hybrid router / modems — it's much more worthwhile to me to buy the two devices separately, allowing each to be swapped out as needed.
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A bike is also a convenient mode of transportation, and equipping it with gear like a bike lock, rear rack and pannier can make heading out on the trail even more worthwhile.
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The further refinement of features such as intelligent tracking protection and overall what was referred to as "serene browsing" are more worthwhile to me (and probably most people) than extensions in Chrome.
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"I think it would be more worthwhile and effective if the president would allow some space for these negotiations to occur and not be doing commentary at this point," said GOP Sen.
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A woman's right to make the decisions that are best for her body is not something to be traded away for "a win" that David Brooks's faux consultant would deem more worthwhile.
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On Monday morning, the local ABC News affiliate got wind of the situation and, seemingly absent of anything more worthwhile to do, sent over a camera crew and set up a livestream.
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The necessity for MoCCA has been mostly removed by Gabe Fowler's carefully curated Comic Arts Brooklyn festival, but I found this year's MoCCA to be more worthwhile than the last few years.
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Hurst's research suggests that jobs need to pay a lot more to make work seem more appealing to young men — which would, in theory, make work seem more worthwhile than playing video games.
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Then, shimmying next to a scantily clad belly dancer, he addressed the state prosecutor in song, suggesting that a case about the country's failure to pick up its garbage would be more worthwhile.
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Possibly not: in certain species, with certain family dynamics, evolutionary models show that it's more worthwhile for grandmas to invest all their resources in their grandchildren, rather than compete with their own daughters.
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But Altberg reminds me such "branded" projects fell out of the picture long ago, and that Second Life has proven a more worthwhile virtual home for "hundreds and hundreds" of educational institutions in the meantime.
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But what might be more worthwhile and interesting to consider, rather than whether her shift to "mad queen" mode was earned, is just how deeply audiences are influenced by the characters' perceptions of each other.
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But movies about the experience of being in proximity to unfathomable evil are almost always more worthwhile than efforts to draw portraits of that evil that only indulge a human impulse for vapid, morbid voyeurism.
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None of my personal or professional experience has legitimized the notion that an applicant with a 1440 is going to be a better classroom student or more worthwhile citizen than an applicant with a 1250.
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Also consider: your cellphone carrier might have its own promotional deals going on where you can trade in your iPhone, so always weigh these deals against selling your iPhone online to see which is more worthwhile.
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"I think it would be more worthwhile and effective if the president would allow some space for these negotiations to occur and not be doing commentary at this point," said Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine.
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You don't have to be a bankrolled athlete to participate in long-distance triathlons — and you certainly don't need the fanciest equipment to start — but Abunassar and Blanco note that some expenses are more worthwhile than others.
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Perhaps it's more worthwhile to use government money to allow Puerto Ricans to survive the effects of the hurricane and rebuild their economy so that it can function once again, rather than pay interest on municipal bonds.
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If you're looking to make your purchase a little more worthwhile, may we introduce you to the bold ladies below who make the case for sporting swimwear even when water isn't a part of the game plan.
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Ms. Regan shares her advice on planning the ideal giveback getaway: SUPPORT A PERSONAL CAUSE There are hundreds of causes to volunteer for, and finding one close to your heart will lead to a more worthwhile trip.
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After all, in that moment on the South Downs, she realized that when runners are not stressed about their time, the people they can encounter and the relationships that form can make a race that much more worthwhile.
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And some of the consequences may of course be that the smaller companies may find that it's not any more worthwhile to try to do something new because they will never be able to show it to the potential customer.
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I feel guilty about it, and in some part of my mind I've convinced myself that I used to be better – I used to actually watch TV, used to get bored and fill my off time with something more worthwhile.
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After years of fruitlessly making that same argument, a more worthwhile observation might be this: The process used to choose which turkey might be pardoned is far more rational, efficient and effective than the one used to evaluate clemency for humans.
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If it is indeed the case that the global economy is on shaky ground, you'd have to consider that maybe we have seen a near term ceiling in bond yields, making it more worthwhile to include bonds as part of a diversified portfolio.
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And since the iPad has its own OS, and most drawing tablets don't, it's likely to be a much more worthwhile investment for artists who draw and design on the go since they can also use it with any relevant illustration apps.
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Because legislators in Ontario decided that existing laws against scalping were too ineffective—the province successfully prosecutes only about 25 cases per year—and that it's more worthwhile to instead enact more enforceable laws that regulate reselling and keep buyers from getting scammed.
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What's more, in a stronger economy banks should be able to find more worthwhile investment opportunities to lend against, and borrowers are more likely to be able to repay those loans; • Third, empirically, negative interest rates have not crippled the banking sectors in Denmark, Switzerland or Sweden.
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But mostly it's a special-effects thrill ride of watching superpowered people whale on each other, while cracking the wry jokes and exhibiting the humanity and flaws that make them more worthwhile to watch than the other set of superheroes who just whaled on each other.
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I learned during my visit to Marvel Studios last week that an assortment of different personnel are involved in the studio's creative process, and perhaps with the lessons learned from this installment, there will be a push to make the next Guardians of the Galaxy a little more worthwhile.
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In 2019, can we not do better than presume the spouses of our leaders have nothing more worthwhile to do with their time than traipse after their other halves to sample wines, watch traditional dances and take in the view while their (almost exclusively) male counterparts take care of Serious Business?
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The timelines so important to both modernism's and imperialism's narratives might make it challenging to imagine Picasso's canvas as adjacent to Faith Ringgold's rather than the other way around, simply because the former "came first" and has been exhaustively touted as a masterwork, but this could be a more worthwhile experiment.
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It seemed to make everything slightly better and more worthwhile, if this 17-year-old girl felt comfortable in a place I never had; and could do this because other girls had once been there—and through our own triumphs and tribulations, helped in a some small way to make a path for her to follow.
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While one can speculate on this aversion, it might be more worthwhile to consider Rudofsky's impassioned stance: "While painting, sculpture and dance have very definite limitations, dress at its best not only comprises notable elements of these arts, but its sovereign expressiveness through form, color, rhythm—it has to be worn to be alive—its intimate relation to the very source and standard of all esthetic evaluations, the human body, should make it the supreme achievement among the arts."
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A more worthwhile investigation would seek to uncover the dark forces behind this witch hunt, which is perhaps being financed either by those seeking to smear President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, and anyone associated with him, or those seeking to obfuscate the real issue at hand—the continuing economic devastation being wrought by the Environmental Protection Agency's corrupt Renewable Identification Numbers (RIN) trading program.
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