Sentence examples similar to I represent worth from inspiring English sources

And I think we can all, whether the most avaricious or anti-capitalistic, agree that few symbols represent inherent worth more starkly than money earned.

The human connection with the past that these clothes represent is worth more than splendor alone".

It turns out that, for some, those stickers and the status they represent are worth risking prison for.

Together with Blanc's gardens and Halo, a wind-powered kinetic sculpture in the nearby green, the three represent $8m worth of public art.

The opportunities are as enticing as the late C.K. Prahalad showed them to be: The 4 billion people living in poverty represent $5 trillion worth of purchasing power.

The moves represent savings worth €8bn, and are aimed at covering the financing gap for promised pension freezes which the creditors initially opposed.

Ariba's target for 1999 is to sign up enough clients to represent $300 billion worth of buying power on the web.

It is estimated that nanotechnology will represent $1.5 trillion worth of the global market by 2015 [ 7].

Goldman represented $1.28 trillion worth of announced deals, followed by Morgan Stanley Dean Witter.

The motor industry is responsible for 11% of British exports, and represents £52bn worth of manufacturing in Britain, and there are further jobs on their way.

Many of the things Sir Ian represents are worth having, such as recruiting far more ethnic minority officers and putting more officers on the beat.