Sentence examples for worth whether from inspiring English sources

But then, Irene can be indiscriminate, according every possession equal worth, whether it's a newspaper clipping or a photograph of her daughter.

But attempts at quantifying the worth – whether in terms of money or psychological health – of nature raise deep and important questions about how we think about the challenge of sustainability.

It's a little hard to account for this, but I think it's partly a matter of Wolfe's determination to give you your money's worth, whether you want it or not.

But if it's important to try to figure out not just who controls our economy, but how many billions they actually are worth (whether it's made up of stakes in public or private companies, real estate, inherited wealth held in trusts, or other assets), doing so can be tricky, as the Theranos mess shows all too clearly.

Since the Industrial Revolution, the ticking clock has measured a worker's worth, whether it's the billable value of your efforts or the time you're wasting at a desk when you should be almost anywhere else.

He understands better than anyone how much you're worth, whether the parts that make you whole all in one piece or otherwise.

"Five years into this battle, there is an understandable debate over whether the war was worth fighting, whether the fight is worth winning, and whether we can win it," he said.

"When we had the accident, for about 24 hours we were wondering whether it was worth continuing, whether we should call it a day," Branson told The Associated Press.

She has often wondered about whether or not it is worth it, whether or not life is worth living with HIV/AIDS.

It's worth asking whether GPs are overpaid – or underpaid.

It is also worth asking whether such endorsements still carry weight and are worthwhile.