Sentence examples for worth relocating from inspiring English sources
That showed us where people approaching or beginning their retirement are actually going, and which places are worth relocating to, as opposed to which cities simply have aging populations.
Anna Zakrzewski, one of the report's authors, said: "You have the oligarchs and also a lot of ultra high net worth families relocating to the UK from Middle East India, east Europe".
That does not factor in two years' worth of lost salary or the expenses of relocating to a new city.
If you work in media planning and fancy relocating to Dubai, then it's worth having a look.
The thing is, it is not an easy decision to make, relocating abroad, so any new job will have to be worth it".
South Wales Police announced earlier this year the Cardiff call centre for 101 will close as part of £19m worth of cuts for the next financial year – with all call services relocating to the police headquarters in Bridgend.
"They will tell me how much my house is worth and will not relocate me anywhere else".
Rein clearly thinks spending time in California — before later relocating the company's U.S. headquarters to time-zone friendlier New York — was well worth it.
"Relocating is stressful.
