Sentence examples for of being worth from inspiring English sources

He boasted of being worth more than $100 million.

His reputation as a hugely successful businessman has little basis in fact, as does his claim of being worth ten billion dollars.

If we're investing $100 in something that has a 70% chance of being worthless but a 30% chance of being worth $1,000, the expected value of the investment is $300, which would triple our money.

I read all of this and thought, "What is the point of being worth $300 million if you can't spend time with your newborns?" The White House is working on an executive order on paid sick leave for federal contractors (but we just need to look at Guantanamo to see how President Obama's executive orders are faring).

This was manifest in the patients' renewed interest in taking responsibility for themselves, in the experience of happiness, in the feeling of being worth something, in experiencing release from muscle tension, in the reduction of stress and in the experience of being in contact with oneself and the environment.

Whereas overall quality of life exceeds health-related quality of life, which in turn is more than health status only [ 40], dignity may go beyond quality of life because it also brings one's perception of being worth of respect from themselves and from others along.

The long duration of catatonia is worth of note.

However, a combination of several of them is worth investigation.

No amount of profit is worth that kind of risk.

An ounce of implementation is worth a pound of planning.

Of course, not all of them are worth visiting.