Sentence examples for worth clashes from inspiring English sources

The Federal Reserve data of record-high net worth clashes with other evidence that Americans have less money than they used to.

Their biggest hit, "For What It's Worth" (1967), about clashes between youth and police on Sunset Strip, remains evocative of the era's spirit and its tensions.

We had a perfectly nice, normal conversation until I asked him if he thought the event was worth the yearly clashes in places like Ardoyne.

There is another Big 12 clash worth watching when Iowa State travels to Kansas State (Saturday, 1 30 p.m). if only to see how big a bounce the Wildcats got from that win over Missouri.

Also worth watching: The clash among copyright holders, the "information wants to be free" clique and ordinary consumers over what's fair use and what's stealing when it comes to digital content.

(Although some judges have endorsed this caricature, it is worth noting that it clashes with how both dissenters and many theorists characterise their activities (Cf. Rawls, 1971; Greenawalt, 1987; Markovits, 2006).) Second, the communicative aspect of civil disobedience could be said to aggravate such offences since it usually is attended by much greater publicity than most covert violations are.

As a teenager in the late 70s, I had my work cut out keeping up with the weekly welter of "catchy" post-punk releases, not to mention determining the artists between Little Richard and the Clash who were worth my time and pocket money.

The 1970s small-screen "Odd Couple" milked this clash for all it was worth.

The Clash and The Ramones are worth checking out, as well.

Her play was suspended and the audience evacuated as clashes outside caused thousands of pounds worth of damage.

There are few frustrating clashes to manoeuvre and it is worth bearing in mind that dashing between stages often isn't possible when mud and half hour walks are involved.