Sentence examples for considered worth saving from inspiring English sources

On some expeditions to the yards, not a single piece considered worth saving is identified.

Even if Avatar 2 were to give the 3D box office a shot in the arm, it's unlikely that the enterprise is considered worth saving when other, fresher opportunities to put butts in seats are in the offing.

Representative Jerrold Nadler, whose district includes part of the Brooklyn Bridge, points out that the White House has so shortchanged repair work on roads and bridges, by some $90 billion, that it might make a list of structures it considers worth saving, and another list for what would have to be closed and abandoned for lack of money.

Much of the pleasure he takes in the work, he said, has to do with "taking a house that most people consider not worth saving and giving it a new life".

Shaw then asked what would happen if more people applied for treatment than could properly be looked after, and Wright answered: "We should have to consider which life was worth saving".

"It is an issue of dollars," said Ms. Castro, who considers the powerplant to be worth saving.

If you aren't willing to make this concession, then you should reconsider whether or not the relationship is worth saving (or consider whether or not it can still survive).

First, culture collections are not random samplings from nature but rather reflect collections of samples that were deposited for archiving because they were considered interesting by someone and were deemed worth saving.

See if it's worth saving.

See if your relationship is worth saving after all.

Is it worth saving at all now that negative interest rates are being considered?