Sentence examples for worthy to check from inspiring English sources
The phrase "worthy to check" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used when suggesting that something deserves to be examined or verified, but it is better to use more standard expressions. Example: "The report contains several claims that are worthy to check for accuracy before publication."
In particular, it seems worthy to check the influence of ZnS surfaces on the activity of ribozymes.
In addition to errors that are clearly citation-worthy, other errors include failing to check the rear-view mirror, driving while distracted, or failing to brake when appropriate (Emerson et al. 2012).
While Sunday night's focus will be on the Emmy-nominated shows, actors, writers and co. at this year's award ceremony, don't forget to check out the worthy shows that fell short of nabbing a nod for 2016.
Just after the bartender announced it was closing time, Ms. Carley said she wanted to "check off one final box" on her date-worthy list.
Carroll's key to publishing Pulitzer-worthy pieces was simple: Never run a major story before every effort has been made to check its facts and hone the writing into a compelling narrative, regardless of how many drafts it requires.
The worthy entry to their oeuvre sold out in a day, but it's still well worth sauntering downtown to check them out live.
In our historic race for the first female or black president, we neglected to check in on our first dyslexic president, except when he made a drunken cameo at the Beijing Olympics worthy of a Cannonball Run outtake.
From red-carpet-worthy gowns to filmy near-lingerie naughtiness in warm reds, cold blacks and wintry whites, we didn't need to check the thermostat to know that Michael Costello is on fire these days.
(For tips on other worthy dogs, check out two surveys that the Times published last year, one by Ed Levine and another by Peter Meehan).
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