Sentence examples for merely worth from inspiring English sources
According to Michelin, a three-star rating means that a restaurant is "worth a special journey"; a two-star rating means it is merely worth a "detour".
When the share price falls, options become worthless but restricted stock is merely worth much less than before.The longer-term question, however, is how to link pay better to sound performance.
For both of them, like for Kant, objectification involves treating a person, someone with humanity, as an object of merely instrumental worth, and consequently reducing this person to the status of an object for use.
The real problem comes for the merely rich — individuals worth more than $1 million and less than $3.5 million and couples with net worths of $2 million to $7 million who previously did not have to worry about the estate tax.
He would take great heart from the back‑ups merely proving their worth.
As it stands, "Heaven's Gate" is merely 219 minutes' worth of pretty pictures, its surfeit of splendid images ultimately numbing the mind and the eye.
The Bard is a such an enormous cultural figure that merely questioning his worth makes one appear a seditious upstart or an unpatriotic apostate.
It's a moot point whether this in itself was bad, as Franklin merely received his worth in a free-market economy.
Even the education of a child can be represented as not merely of instrumental worth to the future adult but of value to the child here and now.
Nimi Sherpa, who is a climber herself and an aunt of Phurba Ongyal Sherpa, 25, who also died in the avalanche, said the government had insulted the country's climbing community by initially announcing compensation worth merely $400 £2388).
As a symbol of just how different progressives are from conservatives today--as well as from the caricature that conservatives and their allies in the mainstream media so frequently pose--a new G.I. would paint the kind of picture that is worth not merely a thousand, but many millions of George W. Bush's worthless words.
