Sentence examples for worth measuring from inspiring English sources

But as his day approaches, his footsteps toward power are worth measuring.

2. measure their apparent diameters -- do this yourself, don't just look them up! (and it might be worth measuring both major and minor axis diameters).

On almost every indicator worth measuring – from public health to educational attainment and social wellbeing – the Scandinavians seem to have got things sorted.

"Makes teams better" is fast-becoming both an essential ingredient to getting hired and a mission-critical skill-set worth measuring.

The total thus far for 2011-12 is 7.4 inches, which will be the sixth lowest on record if we get nothing more worth measuring.

The Department of Labor measures duration of unemployment in weeks, ending with a vague category of "27 weeks and over", as if after six months of unemployment the unemployed weren't worth measuring anymore.

Anthony Seldon is headmaster of Wellington College Human beings are commoditised like designer handbags, their worth measured according to what they achieve and merits of networks they belong to.

It seems the myth survives in our culture still, that a young girl's worth, measured against that of a great man, may be of lesser consequence.

Then you'd be in for a few hours worth of measuring, cutting, and folding.

And not unlike the sales or production departments, the communications department must prove its worth by measuring and reporting on the value of its work.

Net worth last measured at £4.1bn.