Sentence examples for worth answer from inspiring English sources

But if there's no cash flow, no dividend, no earnings, how do you calculate its intrinsic worth?" Answer: "You can't.

All, however, felt it worth answering.

Regardless of the tone, that is actually a question worth answering.

Given the sorry state of America's job market, it is worth answering.

He did not think Vice President Bush's attacks were worth answering.

However, the question: "was Shakespeare gay?" strikes me as so daft as to be barely worth answering.

But whether playing him or Travis Knight, also part of last night's trade, makes the Knicks more of a contender is barely a question worth answering.

Considering the deal may have represented as much as 1.6percentt of Computer Associates' sales and 6percentt of its profits for the 1999 fiscal year, those questions seem worth answering.

Your editorial about political attack ads leads off with a couple of questions -- "How could they sink so low?" and "Do they really think we're that dumb?" Despite the rhetorical nature of those questions, they are worth answering.

Interviewing Leigh is rather like taking part in a highbrow quiz show because, alternating unnervingly between the bonhomie of Bamber Gascoigne and the inquisitorial vigour of Jeremy Paxman, he carefully considers each question before deciding if it is worth answering.

Unlike the usual research paper where answers to specific questions are sketched, the aim of this article is rather to device some worth answering questions.