Sentence examples for worth discarding from inspiring English sources

I learned there's not one child worth discarding — not the tens of thousands of children in group homes, not Christina, not even me.

Therefore, as a prelude to developing a reliable physical map of B. rapa, it is worth discarding low quality or problematic data before the fingerprint assembly to avoid chimeric contigs.

Remember: a few moments of pleasure are not worth discarding a lifetime of happiness with that special someone.

Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke confirmed last month that the band had returned to the studio to work on their next album and were busy sorting through 15 years' worth of "discarded words and pictures".

Eleven billion dollars a year will pay for a lot of risk... Writer mentions A.T. & T., Bank of America and Brocade Communications Systems... Back in the late sixties... companies that had cash-cow businesses were advised to milk them for all they were worth, not discard them because they weren't living up to fanciful expectations.

A dumpster's worth of discarded flowers and wreaths in the Facatativá cemetery.

A dumpster's worth of discarded flowers and wreaths in the Facatativa cemetery.

Most of the recycled items were created from a year's worth of discarded paper collected in trash bins at school and home, explains the health club vice-president.

In a catalogue essay for LeMel, art critic Constance Mallinson wrote, "This uncomfortable limbo signifies the stage between possibilities, prompting us to ask, as LeMel has, what is worth saving or discarding, and ultimately how we can be transformed".

Prices start from £359 for a 32GB device and £439 for 64GB - so this still isn't a cheap device, but it's worth considering rather than instantly discarding as an option.

Last month, a family living in a $3 million private house in Brooklyn discarded rooms' worth of furniture, the cushions carefully slashed and notes attached saying the pieces had bed bugs and were not safe to take.