Sentence examples for counting worth from inspiring English sources

What about the true believers who purchased $50 million and counting worth of advance tickets — can they be mistaken about this film too?

In Western Europe or the United States, where some cases of multiple-drug-resistant tuberculosis surfaced earlier, the cost of curing one can be as high as $250,000, counting $10,000 worth of drugs plus lengthy hospitalization, lab work, outpatient care and possible lung surgery.

If you drive into downtown Nashville from any direction these days, the first thing that catches your eye is the forest of tower cranes 25 of them by Mayor Megan Barry's last count, worth more than $4 billion in active building permits.

The report counted $8.9 million worth of donations to the current chairmen or ranking minority members during the 2010 election cycle.

PFC Energy, a Washington consulting firm, counts projects worth perhaps $1.5 billion that will total more than 300 million gallons of capacity by 2011, if they all get built.

But Mr. Miller said the Administration was willing to count $11 billion worth of new income that would be generated next year if a Federal tax overhaul is approved.

Because of record defaults likely this year, the size of the European market won't gain much ground; in the first two months of the year alone, Barclays counts $3.6 billion worth of defaults in Europe.

There are people who count human worth differently than the standards by which he judges himself.

In one measure of the breadth of side bar commitments, the UN has counted $513 billion worth of commitments made at Rio+20.

So it's not worth counting how many of us enter each month.

Unlike Britain's government, America's does not think rats and mice worth counting.