Sentence examples for equally worth from inspiring English sources

At that point, I believe, enough additional states would quickly join the N.P.V. compact to ensure that in 2016 we would hold our first truly national election, in which every vote of every citizen would be equal — and equally worth campaigning for.

The preamble is equally worth hearing.

Before I forget: the espresso and cappuccino are equally worth a visit.

If Glenwood is worth stopping the car for, this road is equally worth the driving.

Their recordings for the Nonesuch label are as inconsistent as Bob Dylan's post-1966 cathoughequallygh equally worth sifting through.

Why not take the egalitarian position that everyone's life is equally worth saving, regardless of age or family status?

An egalitarian might rather be one who maintains that people ought to be treated as equals as possessing equal fundamental worth and dignity and as equally morally considerable.

One version of this strategy (employed by P. Taylor 1986) is to argue that all living things, persons and nonpersons, have equal inherent worth and so equally deserve the same kind of moral respect, because the ground of the worth of living things that are nonpersons is continuous with the ground of the worth for persons.

There are loads of other equally eccentric projects worth mentioning.

But equally, it's worth appreciating the important role that students play in progressive politics.

Equally, it's worth remembering that it was Ganson who had the guts to dismiss Adrian Morley in the first minute of an Ashes Test in 2003.