Sentence examples for seen as worth from inspiring English sources

Becoming a society where each life is no longer seen as worth protecting, worth honouring, worth fighting for?

Soccer and Christmas have changed significantly since Hallam and Sheffield played for the first time in 1860, but some traditions are seen as worth preserving.

He asks whether we really want to create a society "where each life is no longer seen as worth protecting, worth honouring, worth fighting for".

It's all pretty much down to the fact that women weren't seen as worth educating, because they were destined to be mothers – mothers who didn't have the education even to vote for MPs, let alone stand for parliament themselves.

Android / bada Time to take a trip back in time, to when Bebo was one of the most popular social networks in the world, and seen as worth $850m by AOL.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Dole Is Seen as Worth More in Pieces  |  The fruit and vegetable company Dole, which is trading at a lower valuation than most of its rivals, could be worth a combined $15 a share if it were broken up, 58 percent more than its closing price on Tuesday, according to Paradigm Capital Management, Bloomberg News reports.

A tiny amount, yet still a sum significant enough for Hunt to see as worth alienating the NHS's workforce for – a strategy the union Unison dubbed "electoral suicide".

A Difficult Call Mr. Obama embarked on a politically risky move that his aides saw as worth the likely criticism: he would opt out of the system and raise money on his own.

Some historians and legal scholars said the suit tilts at windmills, pushing an argument — the constitutional defense of representative government — that federal courts have rarely recognized and that broad segments of society, in the age of Twitter, WikiLeaks and disdain for Congress, do not see as worth breaking a sweat to defend.

The man was freakish not only in his legendary and relentless perfectionism, but in his embrace of game-changing technologies – or as he viewed them, time savers, which Tony Frewin, Kubrick's assistant from the mid-60s until the director's passing in 1999, said he saw as "worth [their] weight in gold".

Is a degree still seen as a worth the investment of time and money where you live or are working?