Sentence examples for worth regaining from inspiring English sources

But it was worth regaining my senses of taste and smell, of not being dizzy and tired by 3 PM every day, and of not sneezing blood in the mornings.

But for the moment at least, he appears to have lost his edge, and he might not get the chance to prove his worth and regain former glories with Chelsea.

"If not, it isn't worth going," he bluffed, regaining his confidence.

By such means, which some asset holders have contested, Miller has been largely successful, recovering billions of dollars' worth of assets and regaining control of subsidiaries in former Soviet states and elsewhere.

She'll probably go to therapy forever, she says, but it's worth it to regain control over her life.

Regaining our constitutional balance is the only victory worth winning.

Nowitzki, who was injured for a good part of last season, is now two seasons older, and 15 N.B.A. seasons' worth of punishment on his knees may prevent him from regaining his 2011 form.

And Ireland is regaining market confidence, this week selling €2.5 billion ($3.3 billion) worth of bonds at a lower interest rate than its bail-out loans.Yet success is far from assured.

The coins also recovered, regaining their issue price by 1915; they are now worth between a few hundred and several thousand dollars, depending on condition.

Apple, which is still worth about $417 billion, recently regained its title as the biggest U.S. company by market value, just above Exxon Mobil at a little less than $400 billion.

And Ireland is regaining competitiveness.