Sentence examples for worth essentially from inspiring English sources

God is holy supreme and unique in being and worth, essentially other than humanity and can be experienced as a mysterium tremendum ("a fearful mystery") but at the same time as a mysterium fascinans ("a fascinating mystery"), as a mystery approached by human beings with attitudes of both repulsion and attraction, of both fear and love.

An extreme example would be drug companies, where they're worth essentially nothing until you get FDA approval, then they're worth an enormous amount.

Because in this case it's the difference between a box of Windows recovery discs being worth millions of dollars, as prosecutors originally said they were, and being worth essentially nothing, which is what an expert witness and advocates countered.

As a company's worth is essentially a metric based on its discounted future cash flows, Twitter's overall luster could dim if its user numbers decline.

A retailer's brand is essentially worth the cash flow it produces.

It's worth noting the essentially conservative core of an ostensibly radical movement.

"He bought assets worth $4 billion for essentially 10 cents on the dollar," said R. Wayne Atwell, an analyst with Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, which advised the Spanish government.

The current off-season — which featured acquisitions like Rob Johnson, a catcher and defensive specialist who signed a minor league contract, and Ronny Cedeno, a journeyman shortstop who received a one-year deal worth $1.15 million — has essentially been more of the same.

When I arrived to talk to him, I assumed that regardless of its artistic worth, Mona was essentially a temple to Walsh's ego: a very expensive form of showing off the art he has bought and the collections he has gathered.

"At such a low valuation, Holmes' stake is essentially worth nothing," reporter Matthew Herper wrote in a report announcing the reassessment.

The linked story is worth reading, but essentially the police beat up an innocent man, lied about it, and weren't caught in their lie thanks to some conveniently missing evidence.