Sentence examples for worth resolving from inspiring English sources

He must have reasoned that his admission was worth resolving several outstanding litigation issues in order to tell his side of the story.

The mess of unstructured data is one issue worth resolving, but there's another side to the information mess that is worth talking about: the opportunities we leave behind when we avoid structuring our data.

"You've got a defendant who can afford to pay the judgment," said Blaine LeCesne, law professor at Loyola University in New Orleans, referring to BP. "So why on earth would you settle for half of what that judgment is worth?" A global settlement resolving all outstanding liabilities among the parties would be a boon for BP and the Obama administration.

In 2008, the government exonerated Dr. Hatfill and agreed to a settlement worth $4.6 million to resolve a lawsuit alleging that his privacy rights had been violated.

It is worth trying to resolve the contents of this zone better.

In 2014, I hope you'll join me in resolving not to base your self-worth only on your productivity.

Singapore and Malaysia took a step toward resolving a 17-month dispute over $4.5 billion worth of Malaysian shares frozen on a Singaporean market.

So it is worth acknowledging Europe's labor rigidities and its lethargy in resolving the current economic crisis.

In Europe, in the UK, the way the dispute over North Sea oil deposits was resolved is worth looking at.

I do think it's worth pointing out that a little bout of inflation would be helpful in resolving all of the above issues, with the possible exception of structural skills mismatch.

The following hallmarks are worth noting: It originated because of a pressing public health need that had a sound rationale for resolving the problem.