Sentence examples for worth rising from inspiring English sources

The breakfast buffet is worth rising early for and a complimentary sauna after a long day of hiking.

I'm a night owl by temperament and profession, but from the ecstatic reports I've heard, this show is one worth rising early for.

In 1933 in Econometrica, published by the Econometric Society, which he co-founded, he described debt deflation as a sequence of distress-selling, falling asset prices, rising real interest rates, more distress-selling, falling velocity, declining net worth, rising bankruptcies, bank runs, curtailment of credit, dumping of assets by banks, growing distrust and hoarding.

Another point worth rising is that this study was conducted before the change in law (i.e., increasing the legal alcohol buying age from 16 to 18).

Describes a flight from Dubai to Lebanon, during which Emaar's worth rose by $3 billion.

Between 2001 and 2007 the median household's real net worth rose 19%, to $135,400.

Book value, Mr. Buffett's preferred measure of the company's worth, rose to $111,718 per Class A share, up 11.9 percent since year end.

Total household net worth rose 4.7 percent to $62.9 trillion in the quarter but was still nearly 7 percent below the peak set in 2007.

"There is a certain segment of the population that is faring well in this economy and have seen their net worth rise sharply with stock and housing market gains," said Ken Perkins, president of Retail Metrics.

Most of the growth that companies like Tiffany, Gucci and Prada feasted on in the 1990's came from people whose net worth rose with the stock market rather than from those with established wealth.

It was not a bad arrangement for himself, and Mr. Bush's longtime friend and accountant, Robert A. McCleskey, says that Mr. Bush's net worth rose from $50,000 in 1975 to more than $1 million by 1988.