Sentence examples for be very worth from inspiring English sources

For some people this will be very worth while – while for others it could be a waste of money.

If job opportunities and career development are important to you and your student, then I'd say that Wake Forest reflects your values and could be very "worth it" in the long run.

"I do feel that this would be very worth doing," Lord wrote, "because the piece is one of Alberto's most beautiful, and it would be a pity to have it lost forever when a very appreciable part of its original condition could be preserved".

"You need to get a very credible reference account, and even if you have to give the software and service away for free, it'll be very worth it".

Patrick Gann of RPGFan concurred and found all of the soundtrack's tunes to be "memorable" and the Original Soundtrack to be "very worth the purchase".

It may take some hard work at first but it will be very worth it!

It's very worth reading, and not just because he was dead wrong (and learned nothing from the experience).

"I believe that our journalism is very worth paying for," said Jill Abramson, The Times's managing editor for news.

It's really as though no one ever says: it is very worth liking to cook, and you've not got to love it.

(Things end violently and badly, as you can imagine, but the story is nonetheless suspenseful, and I'll omit the details since the book is very worth reading).

It is very worth reading what he has to say on this topic as it gets to the heart about several core myths about what journalism is.