Sentence examples for worth removing from inspiring English sources

"Was Saddam worth removing from power?" Mr. Nixon writes.

This year, two rebellious new forms of "reading" are worth removing nose from book long enough to consider.

When the question was asked using Saddam Hussein's name, the results were almost reversed, with about half those surveyed le saying it was worth removing him from power, and 41percentt saying it was not.

Haley has argued that the flag over the state's Capitol is a "sensitive issue," but has said it's not worth removing the flag.

So we might decide that they're worth removing, just on the principle that our schools should encourage healthy lifestyles whenever possible.

Because, however, the 2012 elections will propel the merits of the cases to the forefront of our political dialogue for at least the next 14 months, it is worth removing the smoke and noise from the constitutional argument so that everyone can clearly identify the issue.

The cumulative impact of these cuts is worth £3.2bn removed from Scotland's economy".

Firms with negative tangible net worth are removed from the analysis because of the deficit on the asset side.

What the fuck, man!" Stunned, I kind of just nodded and decided that this lunatic wasn't worth being removed by LARP security guards dressed like seven-year-olds on a trick-or-treat mission.

It is worth noting that removing physiological confounds from resting state data using methods such as CSF/WM regression seems to be useful because it purges the data of non-discriminatory artifacts and hence provides higher accuracy (Table 2).

Programming from Lang-Worth was removed from the station's schedule in 1951, while Keystone programming remained until 1960.