Sentence examples for will only be worth from inspiring English sources

"If they cease to exist, the books will only be worth the paper they are not printed on".

Gift vouchers can still be used, but will only be worth 50% of their original value, the company said.

The struggle will only be worth it if we as a country finish the job we've started.

Major Canadian artists will only be worth mentioning if their songs are about Canada, its cities, people, or some aspect of Canadian life.

Acknowledging that for many Britons, "these past few years have been a real struggle," he said that "the struggle will only be worth it if we, as a country, finish the job we started".

Richard Cooper, director of research for video for global analysis firm IHS, said: "By 2019, download to view will only be worth half the value of the DVD business and, once you add in Blu-ray, about a third of the physical disc business.

Mr. Matter believes the paintings are authentic Pollocks, and if he is proved right, they will not only be worth millions of dollars but will also add an important new chapter to Pollock's work.

I think that his Fat Duck Melbourne will not only be worth the hype, but one of the most exciting food experiences of 2015.

For these women, the added cost of spending money on a nightgown that will only be worn once is worth the expense.

For example, if you make $75,000 annually and contribute $15,000 to your retirement fund, you will only be taxed on $60,000 worth of income.

And while Facebook and Twitter continue to make ever more inroads into mobile, the so-called pure-play mobile social networks — think Path, Instagram, Foursquare, Mocospace and networks from China like Mobile QQ here — will also continue to gain ground, if also with a bit of consolidation: there will only be about 4-5 players worth noting by 2015, Gartner says.