Sentence examples for worth represents from inspiring English sources

Net worth represents total assets, like homes and checking accounts, minus liabilities like mortgages and credit card debt.

But to a large degree that growth in net worth represents the explosion in asset prices the quadrupling of stock prices over the decade, the 50% rise in home values.

I think these are things we should acknowledge and deal with as a community and was an aspect I felt was worth representing".

After that, and based on my experience with the other two books, I must've thought that by using this so-to-say speaking voice I could put into the book a lot of stuff — language, humor, seriousness, contemporary cultural artifact — that I wanted to represent in fiction and that seemed worth representing.

Joyce argues that there is a difference between these beliefs that is worth representing.

This motivation matters: "This is what contingencies of self-worth represent.

This article was amended on 15 June 2012 to clarify that the special partnership agreement, worth £358m, represents just a slight increase in funding from past deals.

The transaction, worth $3.9 billion, represents a further unwinding of what was once a mammoth German state monopoly that delivered letters, connected telephone calls and provided basic banking services.

But, said Mr. Worth, who represents Officer Erotokritou, "The effect of the department's action is to create a chilling effect on other cops who want to come forward and give relevant testimony".

It seems odd that flashing a piece of plastic that might be the engine of negative net worth could represent social status worth emulating, but surely that's the case: the currency that the RushCard and its competitors help users manage is, at least in part, the social kind.

Mr. Worth, who represented Mr. Schwarz at the torture trial, said he was pleased with the decision.