Sentence examples for worth at all from inspiring English sources

If conceptual strategies have any worth at all, then Hirst has worth.

Therefore, the additional complexity to carry out beamforming is not worth at all in setups where the relays are closer to the destination than to the BS.

She does not maintain that, in his fall from being powerful, rich and respected to the status of a condemned prisoner, Boethius has lost nothing of any worth at all.

And, safe to say, receiving a £1 'prize' or a 10% discount voucher for something you don't want to buy (or indeed some in-game coin currency that has no external worth at all) after clocking up hours and hours of repetitive gameplay probably isn't going to excite too many Millennials for too long.

It is highly questionable if these non-lending financial firms are producing any economic worth at all for our economy.

If Dominic Sandbrook's article is of any worth at all, it's for the glimpse it provides into the paper's psyche.

And if you don't have an iTunes leash or an odd clip fetish like Nicholas, it's not really worth considering at all.

The knowledge produced and disseminated in MAS is considered inessential -- optional when worth knowing at all.

At $180, the H30 is easy to recommend — if you think a traditional camcorder is worth your money at all.

I don't want your scores to determine your self-worth at all (see another section of Acing It!, "Putting the Test in Perspective," which you can read in the free download I offer of the first chapter), but basing your sense of accomplishment on a comparison to the accomplishments of other people is even more of a moving target.

Add the elementary (to me, at least) concept that if a war is worth fighting at all it is worth fighting with enough force to win, and you get the draft.