Sentence examples for worth to be published from inspiring English sources

In my opinion, the manuscript on the review is very interesting and worth to be published in Biology Direct.

Although this is definitely worth to be published, I am not sure however that this paper belongs to Biology Direct.

Amazon isn't a general book review site, it's a store – and as such its reader reviews exist to answer one question alone: is this book – in whatever format it happens to be published – worth my money?

The full draft budget, worth around £15bn, will be published on Tuesday afternoon, with AMs due to vote on the final version before Christmas.

All government contracts worth more than £10,000 would be published online, unleashing in the words of Maude "armchair auditors" happy to crawl over government accounts.

She maintained that information about her financial worth was private and could not be published without her consent.

That would be a book worth reading; I hope that it will be published.

It's worth reading his full piece, which will be published shortly.

The record value of works handed to public institutions around the UK, worth £49.4m, is published today by Arts Council England in its annual report on the objects accepted in the last financial year.

So far, five months' worth have been published.

The piece, "Why Getting Hazed by my Sorority Was Weirdly Worth It," was published on the health section of Cosmo's website last Thursday.