Sentence examples for worth using a from inspiring English sources

These are changes worth using a fashion word for.

It is worth using a specialist broker or shopping around – some insurers are better equipped to calculate risk than others.

It's worth using a chain and D-lock because the odds are the criminal will have brought along equipment to break only one type of lock".

Well into the twentieth century, the school continued to groom the ice on the pond — eight, maybe ten rinks' worth — using a sort of horse-drawn Zamboni.

If the difference is not great and you can handle the payments, you may decide that it is not worth using a Medicare drug plan.

If you are suffering this on a regular basis, then it would be worth using a nasal decongestant, such as a Sudafed tablet, or a spray such as Otrivine, about two hours before you land.

Mr. McAfee was quick to point out that the breakneck pace from 1998 to 2000 was an aberration, and not worth using as a benchmark.

The photographs of my youth were deeply considered affairs – was it worth using up a 24-exposure FujiFilm roll on a photo that might not even be in focus?

The speaker audio is thin and tinny, sufficient for a quick listen with your friends but probably not worth using as a dedicated music playback device (not that you ever would).

It is worth noting that while 'Dr. Google' may be helpful in identifying the diagnosis once provided with the keywords or search term, it takes a clinician to be able to sort through the detailed history, physical examination and laboratory data to determine which aspects of the presentation are worth using for a "search".

Several other chefs find that even the feathery tops are worth using as an herb in dressings and sauces to drizzle on carrot salads or pasta dishes.