Sentence examples for considers worth from inspiring English sources

The private conservancy, an international organization, has mapped out giant areas it considers worth protecting, for the benefit of animals, birds, and plants.

Despite having given the world coffee - mocha takes its name from a port in southern Yemen - Yemenis brew only the outer husk of the bean, preferring to export the part that the rest of the world considers worth drinking.

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.

Reading James's new book, "Cultural Amnesia: Necessary Memories From History and the Arts" — a capacious and capricious encyclopedia of essays about everyone he considers worth knowing about in the 20th century (including people who lived long before: Tacitus, to name one) — I was surprised to learn, in his chapter on Dick Cavett, that "Unreliable Memoirs" had met with a cool reception in America.

The Bush administration is expected to decide over the summer which weapons systems it considers worth buying.

What if the surgery, which he eventually underwent, keeps him breathing two more years in a state that he considers worth living, even if I wouldn't make the same choice for myself?

But just getting in there gave him an aura that he considered worth the beatings.

(The coverage helpfully included a list of all the designer goods Ms. Ryder considered worth stealing).

Since 1737 it has been offered for whatever scientific work was considered worth rewarding.

In my country, there are several countries considered worth studying in - the UK, US, Japan and Germany.

Yet, with the war in the balance, this was considered worth the price.