Sentence examples for worth retaining from inspiring English sources

It is worth retaining a sense of perspective.

But surely some of Jackson's alterations must have been worth retaining?

In my talk with Tillerson, he suggested that the agreement represented only a small part of the relationship with Iran, but was worth retaining.

Many who are fully prepared to acknowledge that there are no significant natural differences between races nonetheless argue that there are certain respects in which it is worth retaining the concept of race: for instance in talking about issues like social inequality or access to health care.

But after his last contract expired in 2012, there was ample reason to doubt whether he was worth retaining: the history of generously proportioned 37-year-olds who do not play the field suggested that his best days were long behind him.

Remembering what a company is actually paying you for while being bombarded on all sides by blue-sky nonsense; that is talent worth retaining.Samuel BlanningBathPlane talkingSIR – I read with interest your article about the problems at Airbus ("In place of Streiff", October 14th).

Yet AOL Time Warner is still worth $121 billion, retaining its position as the world's media colossus.

But that is part of the price countries pay (and consider worth paying) for retaining full fiscal sovereignty.

Cringe-worthy though it is, Paul Bunyan is still worth the detour, retaining some touching historical attraction: the naive young Britten and the soigné Auden, both in America while Europe was at war, joining forces in a creative union which never flowered.

Though its stake was largely liquidated by 2002, HK$50 billion-worth was retained by a fund controlled by the central bank.

At the end of the year, Mr. Case still owned options worth $399.7 million and Mr. Pittman retained options worth about $302 million.