Sentence examples for fair worth from inspiring English sources

Some analysts put Orange's fair worth at the low end of that range, valuing each of its 30.5 million subscribers at 1,800 euros, less than a third of what France Telecom paid when it bought Orange.

In Art + Auction's survey of the event-driven art market, "What's an Art Fair Worth?," we endeavor to determine exactly how much money gallerists spend on art fairs and what these different events cost.

In Manhattan's main gallery neighborhoods, where crowds will be thinner than usual, New Yorkers can see several art fairs' worth of work without once braving an airport security line.

She trots out the "fair is worth fighting for" mantra.

10.37am: One thing I forgot to mention in my preamble was the Greens' election slogan: "Fair is worth fighting for".

Several artist-designed charity boxes dot the fair, each worth more than the money stuffed in them.

That aluminum structure is a science fair's worth of cast, extruded and sheet pieces; just 10 percent of the car's weight is conventional steel.

It's riding with the slogan "fair is worth fighting for", which sounds an awful lot like the Liberal Democrats, but the Greens propose far more radical tactics than even an outlier like Nick Clegg can risk.

1.19pm: Especially for AlexC (who requested the large arrow pointing down to a thin horizontal line) here's a lunchtime summary on a fairly quiet day so far: The Green party launched its manifesto with its slogan, "Fair is worth fighting for".

I think those criticisms are fair and worth pointing out here in the post.

The chancellor proclaimed that the measures will be "fairer and worth more to more pensioners than all other proposed schemes".