Sentence examples for limited worth from inspiring English sources

Gender parity in primary education, meanwhile, is of limited worth if few children of either sex participate.

And, gender parity in primary education is of limited worth if the participation of both girls and boys remain at low levels.

An enormous salary is obviously a help when learning to live in a new country, but has limited worth if your family is homesick and feeling isolated by a language barrier.

And his own personal collection counts more than 1,000 - many of them limited editions worth a small fortune.

Full details at helptobuy.gov.uk The biggest drawback to this scheme is that buyers are limited to properties worth a maximum of £250,000, or in London £450,000.

The single largest IPO in 2013 was the sale of a 20% stake in Plains GP, a master limited partnership (MLP), worth $2.8 billion.

While painful lessons from Iraq and Afghanistan argue against protracted occupations by American troops, it is worth limited and surgical strikes by the United States and its allies to at least give those Libyans who would follow in the footsteps of Tunisia and Egypt a fighting chance at freedom.

"Show Me a Hero" didn't receive any Emmy nods, but the limited series is worth watching and is available for your viewing pleasure on HBO Go. ― Lauren Moraski.

Some protection is better than none, and home buyers will have to decide whether the limited protection is worth the price.

MES: Given the tremendous expense of the Leica brand, can you explain to me why you feel the camera setup (being digital with a limited lifespan) is worth the price, especially given that a Fujifilm X100, for example, is about 1/10th the cost?

WHAT makes a motorcycle — not some rare collectible, but a new, limited-production model — worth $120,000?