Sentence examples for worth enormous from inspiring English sources

"A few of them will be worth enormous amounts," he said.

In the case of Mr. Bloomberg, a relationship that was always fraught — and could it have been anything else with a mayor whose net worth, enormous to begin with, increased every 15 minutes by more than the city's median annual household income?

Their subdivision houses are suddenly worth enormous sums, but their aspirations and habits are distinctly low rent; all Clinton wants to do, for example, is fix the engine on his car (the central element of the set) and drive to Mexico.

The majority said his freedom was worth the enormous price eventually paid by Israel.

"Prices have not been high enough for long enough for faking to be worth the enormous trouble," said Mr. Cunningham.

The sell-off is sure to leave analysts and shareholders wondering whether Facebook was worth the enormous $105 billion market capitalization it gained from its initial public offering.

Still, even many Republicans who hold traditional views of marriage are asking whether it is really worth the enormous effort required to enact an amendment.

It is time to ask whether any objective is worth the enormous human suffering that modern warfare involves and to seek a more rational method of dealing with our adversaries before it is too late.

Even if we were to agree that improving the well-being of future generations is worth an enormous investment, there might be better things to invest in than reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Sorrell, who has topped the Guardian's survey of Britain's highest paid FTSE 100 directors in previous years, was asked after the meeting whether he thought he was worth such enormous sums.

In light of the ever-growing number of exonerations of the wrongfully convicted, New Yorkers should once again ask themselves if the death penalty is worth the enormous risk it poses of executing the innocent.