Sentence examples for worth reacting from inspiring English sources

Afterward, the North's official news agency said it was "not worth reacting" to the exercise.

After the drills on Monday, the North's official news agency said it was "not worth reacting" to the exercise.

He is ordinarily a reserved man, and he has a soft voice, but when something worth reacting to comes along, he reacts, and often bluntly.

But when the South defied those threats and held a 94-minute drill on Monday, the North's official news agency reversed itself by saying it was "not worth reacting" to the exercises.

But one thing actually worth reacting to is the assertion I keep getting that this is all a distraction, that even if we seized all the money of the top 0.1% it would make no difference to the fiscal outlook.

But the North's official news agency issued a statement Monday night saying it was "not worth reacting" to the exercise, and a statement from the North's military said, "The world should properly know who is the true champion of peace and who is the real provocateur of a war".

We seem to know and say that it is not worth it, whilst instinctively reacting and saying that it is worth it - it has to be worth it.

When I would collapse and feel useless she showed me my worth, when I reacted poorly and cruelly she would make me face it.

Is there a doubt that any central banker worth their salt would be reacting strongly to fight this high inflation rate?

Congressional sanctions were not affected, but the easing could affect $500m-worth of exports.Gun control?Reacting to the school killings in Littleton, Colorado, President Clinton proposed that the minimum age for buying a handgun should be raised from 18 to 21, that purchases of handguns should be limited to one a month, and that young people should be forbidden to own semi-automatic rifles.

It's also worth noting that, in 1968, Moscow was reacting to the "threat" of the Prague Spring and to ideological liberalization in Eastern Europe; in 1979, the Kremlin leadership was reacting to the upheavals in Kabul.