Sentence examples for either not worth from inspiring English sources

Or do we feel that they are either not worth, or past, saving?

Meanwhile, several readers thought that devoting lots of time to saving small amounts of money was either not worth it or missed the full picture.

There is also something trivializing about it, a sense that ADHD is either not worth addressing or maybe not a valid concern to have as an adult.

Alan Gibson believed that Jardine was chosen because the other candidates were either not worth their place in the side, too old or had controversy attached to them.

As I heard this week from one parent, "I'm 50 years old, this is who I am". But there is also something trivializing about it, a sense that ADHD is either not worth addressing or maybe not a valid concern to have as an adult.

The hard things are the ones that make sense, that have good things about them, that would be good for you and likely others if they could work out -- like longing for love from someone, or wishing more people would come to your store, or hoping that you're free of cancer -- but, alas, are either not worth the price or it's sadly clear that you just can't make them happen.

The report details that the device will not have a camera like other Smart Displays which is a bit funny given that the whole point of it was to bolster its Duo video call service, which Google seems to realize either isn't worth the inexpensive components or the potential privacy overhead.

"Basing is generally considered here either a topic not worth writing about or an arcane policy matter best left to the inside pages for the policy wonks and news junkies," Engelhardt writes.

And, of course, the stilted and angry phone calls between my ex and I about, well, everything, seemed not worth mentioning either.

Maybe it's not worth it to us, either.

Not worth invading, not worth owning, not worth dealing with.