Sentence examples for worth endangering from inspiring English sources

The subtext to this struggle is most disturbing: Is the drive to destroy the legacy of one president worth endangering the health of a nation?

The question Congress and Mr. Obama must ask now is whether employing force to punish Mr. Assad's use of chemical weapons is worth endangering the fragile international order that is World War II's most significant legacy.

It's basically an assertion that we're doing all right, maybe could do a bit better, but not worth endangering the Fed's reputation — oh, and as long as we don't have actual deflation, no problem.

It's not worth endangering an innocent person".

"It's not worth endangering your life for a movie," he says.

Officials at the highest level of an Asian government have been helping wildlife criminals smuggle millions of dollars worth of endangered species through their territory, the Guardian can reveal.

The timeline is dismaying, not because a fake pregnancy would Explain It All, but because I don't want someone who thinks that her own small drama is worth disrupting (or even endangering) the lives of a plane load of people to be my President.

The Digital Citizens Allianceestimateses $227m£135m5m) a year in advertising revenue is made from copyright infringing websites, while endangering a sector worth £71.4bn a year to the UK economy.

Those organizations say they will not be able to continue work without security for employees, potentially endangering several billion dollars worth of programs and projects.

Despite the captain's threats that we were endangering hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of tests, it turned out he was operating outside his permitted area so the legal consequences landed on his head, not ours.

Anyone tempted to drive on drugs should be in absolutely no doubt of the penalties they face for endangering people's lives and that it simply isn't worth the risk".