Sentence examples for worth face from inspiring English sources

If they will not buy, or if the securities really do not prove to be worth face value, however, little will have been changed.

Newbridge is asking the Korean government to guarantee the loans that are ostensibly worth face value.

All other cards are worth face value.

After Volpe pleaded guilty, Worth faced a difficult tactical decision.

"It's been worth facing all the fear and unpleasantness," she noted.

At the time, he said it was worth facing the risk of prison for the sake of clearing his name.

Often, it's worth facing down that fear, in order to understand the richness of human experience.

The Clonakilla riesling, which we sampled apres-ski a day later, is well worth facing an AFP investigation just to get your hands on it.

As a result, Worth faced an actual conflict between his representation of Schwarz, on the one hand, and both his professional obligation to the P.B.A. and his self-interest, on the other".

Ridsdale's success in seeing off a £24m claim by Sam Hammam, the former owner, in the high court and Jones's ability to fashion an effective team with minimal resources gives them a future worth facing, in a brand-new stadium that will be ready in time for the 2009-10 season.

Financial hardship is an obvious potential problem if you lose your job, so it is worth facing up to this.