Sentence examples for worth member from inspiring English sources

Eddie Griffin, who at the time was a Ft. Worth member of the AfroSpear, a group of black bloggers, said that the obliteration -- a word used independently by several observers -- Johnson spoke of was changing black attitudes towards mainstream America.

Co-founder Quintin Thompson says the "billionaire" in BillionaireXchange is aspirational; the site is meant mostly for millionaires, but associating your company with millionaires is too ordinary to lure ultra-high-net-worth members.

Seeds Worth Saving Members of the Hudson Valley Seed Library were asked to discuss their standout plants this summer.

But it's worth it – members save an average of £2,750 per trip.

While the median net worth of members of Congress jumped 15 percent from 2004 to 2010, the net worth of the richest 10 percent of Americans remained essentially flat.

For a more contemporary look at the socioeconomic gap between leaders and constituents using a wealth metric, check out this article by my colleague Eric Lichtblau about how the net worth of members of Congress and ordinary Americans changed from 2004 to 2011.

But how LinkedIn can be worth $60 per member, including the inactive ones, is a mystery.

"What I think killed H.M.O.'s in the '90s was limiting access to patients and telling the doctor he is now worth 17 cents per member, per month.

(He has the lowest net worth of any member of the Fed's board of governors).I don't know what Mr Bernanke's legacy will be.

As Eric Lichtblau reported in The Times recently, the median net worth of a member of Congress appeared to be $913,000 in 2010 and had grown 15 percent over six years.

And for a budding physicist it is well worth becoming a member of the Institute of Physics – membership is free for 16- to 19-year-olds.