Sentence examples for worth would be from inspiring English sources

Absolute parity of income would mean merit and moral worth would be rewarded with esteem and not with cash.

(My suggested alternative, for what it's worth, would be prominent Lib Dem supporter Roy Stride, lead singer of Scouting for Girls).

But thieves who systematically steal recyclables to sell them at market value, robbing the county of their worth, would be prosecuted, she said.

If not for them, the department would run better; our worth would be more appreciated; staff memos would not be condescending; our ulcers would shrink.

If the same people were to gather for a photo shoot today, their worth would be more like $3 billion to $4 billion.

In this case, a person's net worth would be verified but not, say, the value of the building she was buying.

Well no, but all the mobile global high net worths would be off like a flock of migratory birds.

Here we show how much bigger some billionaires' net worths would be if their donations (in 2007 dollars) were included.

Consequently, the individual's self-worth would be protected.

Alfonce Wojcik, the subway's chief track officer, estimated yesterday that 2,500 cubic yards of the dust and other assorted gunk -- more than a million pounds worth -- would be suctioned from the system by powerful vacuum trains this year.

The only borders between Israel and Palestine which would have any chance of satisfying a majority of Palestinians and Arabs - and conforming to UN resolutions, for what they are worth - would be those of 1967, possibly qualified by an internationalisation of Jerusalem under UN control.