Sentence examples for introduce worth from inspiring English sources

Let's say someone is eligible for a state pension of £155 a week, which is equal to the "single tier pension" the government is proposing to introduce, worth £8,060 over the year.

In contrast with other "lost footage" discoveries, in which a sequence might be added here and there, the new portions of "Metropolis" — some 25 minutes' worth — introduce subplots and nuances of character development, including clues to Rotwang's inspiration for his robot, a metallic Art Deco beauty with soulless eyes.

Meanwhile, a cost model taking manufacturing cost and present worth of expected quality loss into consideration was introduced.

What is not so clear is how much the institution of marriage actually has to do with it.This debate matters because government or at least its Conservative main part is extremely keen to promote marriage and it plans to introduce a tax break worth around £200 to some married couples to do so, as a total cost of some £600m.

Conservative backbenchers are pressing for their party's election pledge to introduce transferable tax allowances worth up to £150 a year to be implemented during the current parliament.

Low Disruption means leveraging the Cheap Revolution for all it's worth to introduce products and services that are stunningly cheap yet make money because their cost basis is so low.

As such, they are valuable to evaluate whether it may be worth to introduce the intervention into clinical practice or into public health initiatives.

It is worth introducing some perspective, though.

He was introducing 90 minutes' worth of other singers' vocal-duet tributes to Simon and Garfunkel.

It may be popular, but why did Goldstein think it was worth introducing it?

But letting billionaires weigh in on their own worth introduces other risks, namely, the possibility of dishonesty.