Sentence examples for supposed worth from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shanley lives in Greenwich Village now, yet is still uneasy about living with a totem of such supposed worth.

If the government and conservation organisations continue to insist that monetary values be ascribed to woodland and wildlife, the risk is that a development scheme that can create value £1 in excess of the supposed worth of your local woods will be economically compelling and will inevitably go ahead, replacing "natural capital" with housing capital or retail capital.

Schwartz writes that Trump, "with a supposed net worth of $4.5 billion," is "brushing up against the velvet rope" of the club and is practically a member.

"What could parents possibly learn about their child's abilities from such crazy results?" Here's one way to think about it: Suppose your worth was measured by how much money you earned for a company, but the fellow who kept track of everyone's earnings periodically forgot how to count.

The Duchess of Cambridge, like Princess Diana before her, is supposed to be worth thousands of copies.

"I thought my deposit was supposed to be worth something," Ms. Horton said.

Lives are at stake!" fourth amendment violations is that one cute gay couple on "Modern Family" supposed to be worth?

A pair of George III armchairs imitating the French Louis XV style supposed to be worth £250,000 to £400,000 went nowhere.

I know he has to earn a living, but he is supposed to be worth £25 million, and counting.

The divisa is supposed to be worth the same as the American dollar, which the government drove out of the cash economy in 2004.

"The original MMR vaccine litigation was supposed to be worth billions in compensation, not mere millions, but it cost millions in legal aid," Shaw told the Times.