Sentence examples for be worthy at from inspiring English sources

"I think it's an option that may be worthy at some point".

But the lesson of "The Goldbergs" for multiculturalists today is precisely not that ethnic specificity is worthy, at least not as an end in itself.

Some of the individual initiatives (tackling trafficked slavery) could be seriously important; others (protecting exploited pub tenants) were worthy at least.

We can choose to learn how to care for one another and the earth in a way that is worthy at last of our children's innocent trust in us; or we can choose once again, as we have so bitterly over the course of the last millennium, to persevere in our old habits of destruction and fail their trust.

And shouldn't any form of human life be worthy of at least some moral weight in a decision about its own life or death?

Studying and living in..., a 'survival package' for people going to Germany can be worthy looking at.

So it would be worthy to look at statements made by the vice presidential candidates.

These numbers make for grim reading for Leicester fans and hardly suggest that they might stay up – or why they might be worthy of doing so at all.

That was rumored to be happening at WWDC as well, but that seems very unlikely now as it would certainly be worthy of a mention at the keynote.

They were so in demand, that if you wanted to stand a chance of being even considered to be worthy of being looked at, you'd better have your triple "A" game on.

It is however difficult to say how large a cluster should be to be worthy of investigation since at the higher stringency of experiment #1 clusters we know to be of interest can be relatively small.