Sentence examples for Worth tapping from inspiring English sources

Bankers and financiers agree that underwriting small and midsize businesses, which account for an estimated 80 percent of Egypt's private-sector employment, would be a market worth tapping.

Fontenot's tongue was planted firmly in cheek for this one, but he maintains that this is still a market that's worth tapping — reluctant teammates Pulak Mittal (University of Pennsylvania) and Tess Rinearson (Carnegie Mellon University) didn't seem convinced.

Consider it the high-net-worth equivalent of tapping your 401(k) plan for a low-interest loan.

As well as a decent downloads figure for a premium paid app, ustwo says total play time since the game launched amounts to 188 years — with the most play time in a single day summing to a cumulative 12 years' worth of tapping and eyeballing.

There are a large amount of high net-worth individuals who are tapping into the marketplace — which Desai describes as "the stock exchange or eBay for small business loans — but now there are also a growing number of institutions as well, such as the UK government-backed British Business Bank, which in March of this year added £40 million to Funding Circle's lending coffers.

5.36pm BST Something to look out for: Ransquawk (@RANsquawk) Worth noting that there are no #Spanish or #Italian bond/T-bill auctions next week, but #Germany are tapping EUR 4bln worth of Bunds August 3 , 20125.07pm BST Spain's El Pais has more details on Rajoy's budget submission to Brussels.

Before that, the law did not recognize such attempts as much of a threat, because anyone with the kind of wealth that might be worth trying to tap had little to lose through scandal.

Now the companies have decided to research whether it is worth trying to tap into a series of geologically tricky fields that hold another four billion barrels, or about half of Clair's oil, and create another production center, Mr. Garlick says.

Right now, using a "standard" reverse mortgage, a 65-year-old borrower with a home worth $400,000 could tap about $226,800 in cash or a line of credit after various fees, according to calculations by ReverseVision Inc., a reverse mortgage software company.

Americans were tapping nearly $250 billion worth of home equity every quarter in the form of second mortgages and refinancings.

These children scored in the upper and lower quintiles of the subscale of the Perceived Competence Scale for Children (PCSC; Harter 1982) tapping global self-worth.