Sentence examples for worth dealing from inspiring English sources

I think the content makes it worth dealing with fuzziness and lag.

The Tories, like the Republicans, may think that it's worth dealing with a lawsuit, once the election is over.

It's worth dealing with the difference again, since everyone seems to have forgotten it or become chary of the articulation.

For many Americans, only an explicit disavowal of his past support for such theories would signal that he is a decent man worth dealing with.See also: "Violent reactions".

But in order for challenges to be dealt with they have to first be acknowledged as worth dealing with by those in positions to do so.

(She "is maybe the only person on the earth who could convince the pope that I am worth dealing with," Clinton has joked to his friends).

For what it's worth, deal terms haven't changed much, which seems like a good sign for many startups.

The deal, worth $7.5 million deal for one year, lets the sides avoid an arbitration hearing.

Is this how we think people of a higher net-worth deal with their problems?

It had an advisory role on $224 billion worth of deals, which represents 20% of global deal activity, according to Dealogic.

Some $62 billion worth of deals greater than $1 billion have been announced this year, according to Thomson Reuters.