The phrase "as worthy for" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion in meaning.
Example: "She is as worthy for this award as anyone else."
Alternatives: "as deserving of" or "as suitable for".
Mr. Brennan's efforts, as worthy as they are for the public, have not been appreciated in his caucus.
And that goal, they maintain, is at least as worthy as the pursuit of knowledge for its own sake--the goal that, according to tradition at least, governs research in academia.
For example, one who encounters a car accident may be regarded as worthy of praise for having saved a child from inside the burning car, or alternatively, one may be regarded as worthy of blame for not having used one's mobile phone to call for help.
That is, how viscerally this provocative red-and-blue banner -- so often glibly passed off as worthy of regard for reasons of innocent "heritage and identity" -- continues to insult and injure African-Americans, and how acridly it pollutes community relations.
To avoid the former, participants with higher f-Hb but not yet classified as worthy of investigation for colorectal neoplasia at first screen may need a shorter interscreening interval with FIT or any further assessment of risk for CRC.
Credit for the cheerfully off-kilter proceedings, as well as for the idea for the stamp itself, belonged mostly to Judith S. Kaye, the chief judge of the State of New York, who seemed to find no dissonance in the idea of civic exuberance over an act that many people find as worthy of commemoration as waiting for the cable guy.
Ultimately, the lack of Black Widow toys on store shelves is less about the actual pieces, and more about the message their absence sends: that women aren't as worthy of representation, that "toys for girls" are unpopular, and that hyper-masculinity prevails over all other character traits.
These restaurants and others treated south Louisiana's vernacular cuisines — both the Cajun traditions of rural Acadiana and the polyglot Creole styles that flowered in the city — as worthy of a reverence previously reserved for French cooking.
'Tis strange that so little has been written and sung of this man of might, for he was as worthy of story and of song as was Blackbeard".
Such problems are an inevitable byproduct of a genre that applies artistic licence to the lives of those it deems as worthy fodder for another televised frolic in the warm waters of nostalgia.
