Sentence examples for worth problem from inspiring English sources
Chinese investors now find themselves faced with a post-bubble negative net worth problem, just like that faced by Americans after 1929 and 2008.
If its stock and real estate markets completely melt down, then, China's negative net worth problem and associated debt-deflation -- its "great depression" -- could well make our own look like festive occasions.
Haiti has an ocean's worth of problems, but money shouldn't be one of them.
"The added convenience doesn't make it worth the problems," he said.
Anyway, in most areas of life, society accepts that the pleasure of the many is worth the problems of the few.
Stephens bought the loan a year ago from the Royal Bank of Scotland after the bank decided that holding it was not worth the problems of dealing with the protesters.
Still, Ms. Farrell is a revelation worth the problems of the film, moving with such innate fluency that there seem to be no seams in the choreography.
A decade's worth of problems with independence, member vacancies and other issues meant the privacy board did not functionally operate until 2013, when it was unexpectedly confronted by the Snowden revelations.
The poster child for growth dreams run amok: Citigroup, the taxpayer-propped monstrosity now with 275,000 employees, units in 100 countries and a Congressional Library's worth of problems.
"We've dealt with a lifetime's worth of problems in one year," Stelly tells the magazine.
One of the key historical impediments to gaining sufficient resources for coastal restoration has been a general uncertainty over how to apportion the blame for decades worth of problems.
