Sentence examples for worth placed from inspiring English sources
If President Obama's rise as the first black president of the United States of America signaled a racial and cultural milestone in 2009 and again in 2013, then his address to the class of 2013 at Morehouse represented another step in dismantling the rigid ideologies coiled so tightly in and through the meaning and worth placed on black men.
The moral worth placed on plants in Tibet is addressed in environmental discourse amongst Tibetan religious elites and particularly incarnate lamas, regarding the morality of cutting down trees (e.g., Tenzin Gyatso 1993; Ogyen Trinley Dorje 2011).
It's not even worth placing bets on the next time they'll reoffend.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 1.50pm AEST04:50 I think this is worth placing on the record.
But, as Ms. Rice of Phocus wright said, unless you can answer all of your questions about a property, it is well worth placing a call.
They are one of the last plants to flower and are worth placing with shrubs such as maple that colour up and provide a foil to the subtlety of their delicate blooms.
And, of course, two guru strategies think this banks stock is worth placing in your vault.
However, based on our experience of this one case, we have an impression that we are worth placing the catheter with the pressure monitoring in a patient with pulmonary stenosis at first.
But it is an order that is definitely needed and worth placing.
It is also worth placing the CFPB in a larger economic context.
Earlier this year, Forbes put Buffett second on its list of wealthiest Americans, his $46 billion net worth placing him behind Bill Gates and his $66 billion.
