Sentence examples for worth lower from inspiring English sources

For those voting for anyone who signed this pledge or legislators who adhere to its principles, I hope this abandonment of women's rights is worth lower taxes for Clear Channel communications and the ability to drill, baby, drill.

It's also worth lowering the amount of light that the camera takes in if possible in settings – there's more on that and other tips for getting a remotely Facebookable photo of the eclipse here.

Whether the IERs are worth lowering or not?

What was worse were the comments on an article that aggregated Dylan's essay, attributing his number to low standards and self-esteem, even supposed "mental health issues," as if one's worth lowers with each dick or ass you take.

The report, titled 'How healthy behaviour supports children's wellbeing', found that: "Higher levels of TV viewing are having a negative effect on children's well-being, including lower self-worth, lower self-esteem and lower levels of self-reported happiness".

Such diversification may be worth the lower returns.

Do you think the hassles are worth the lower fares?

Nothing wrong with home ownership, though the British have a fetish not shared by all our neighbours who are happy to rent affordably: low ownership levels in Germany help explain why individual net worth is lower there.

If you plan to make only one or two long-distance telephone calls and to use your card in one sitting, a connection fee may be worth the lower per-minute cost, experts say.

Well worth the lower price of admission.

In relation to aftertax income, household net worth is lower than in the 1950s.