be worth 造句怎么写

On the open market, this would be worth much more.

And, Whether he thought it might be worth looking after?

As long as you know yourself what you are worth, you will be worth that much more!

To be worth the manifesto paper they will be printed on, public-service guarantees need to be readily enforceable.

The vases are believed to be worth over $20 000 each.

Those two are so smart that it must be worth seeing.

I don't know if a picture is actually worth a thousand words, but it can often be worth many connections towards a greater understanding.

In most cases, this variant won't be worth using if I end up bypassing the extensions.

If it's just an idea, it's worth euro10, 000; if it has a credible management team in place, it might be worth euro100, 000.

So, however expensive the taxi ride may be, the advice you get from the driver will certainly be worth it.

It might be worth your while to go to court and ask for the agreement to be changed.

We think your suggestion about Investment be worth considering and we are go to Initiate an Investment plan .

He's decided to get a look at the house and see if it might be worth buying.

All mistakes are costly, but they can be worth the expense if they are used to inform and instruct.

In a few years' time their purchase may be worth ten times what they paid for it; conversely, they may not be able to sell it at all.

If some lists existence sky, be worth that is to say, although be built to this, index also won't improve performance.

In view of the advantages such as simple equipment and less energy, the former would become a new freeze-drying technology and be worth further studying and developing.

Conclusion liver fine needle aspiration biopsy can ascertain diagnosis of liver diseases, which is convenient, safe, little pain, easily accepted and be worth popularizing.

Researchers have found experimental evidence that a touch can be worth a thousand words, that fleeting physical contact can express specific emotions — silently, subtly and unmistakably.

It was IBM's intent that the source code from the SDK samples would be useful starting points for your own projects and also be practical enough to be worth installing for everyday use.

There is no foundation, like off the rhizoid duckweed. Living in other places, the hometown is just a fantasy which is too beautiful to be approached. Dream, it doesn't seem to be worth singing.

United's goal difference may eventually prove to be worth a point as well, but German captain Ballack is still bullish over his hopes of lifting the Premiership trophy in his first season in England.

That poses a challenge to banks trying to avoid handling the fruits of global crime and corruption, which are estimated by the International Monetary Fund to be worth as much as ＄ 1,500bn a year.

Conclusion The abdominal hysterectomy under the celioscope have the feature of small tresis vulnus and effect wally,the different modus to beseem different age、different womb size and different disease,it to be worth generalization at clinical.

It better be worth it.

That might be worth some money.

That ring must be worth a fortune.

Would it be worth relinquishing demands for estate tax repeal?

Customers are told what their policies will be worth on maturity, not what they are worth today.

Take our advice, take our help, give us elves. It will be worth your while.

This is the spirit of selfless dedication, love the motherland, they should be worth us to learn, to his own country, they feel, sacrifice is worth it.

Give up the inner yearning, what can be worth staying, what is worth retaining, the scenery is wasted, but love has no good-bye.

Some things seem to be worthless today, but one day they may be worth a hundred times.

So I thought it might be worth thinking about this question in terms of a simple model of labor supply.

The loss of the river, as predicted by me, will always pass away. Nothing can be worth the passage of time, nor is it worth the loss of running water.

And, if nothing else, it would mean that The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen wouldn't be his final film. That alone has to be worth something.

I can't guarantee it, but I ask myself that the thousands of words I write diligently every day will be worth your two cents.

These dark days, my friends, will be worth all they cost us, if they teach us that our true destiny is not to be ministered on to, but to minister to ourselves, to our fellow men.

Those who earned up to $100,000 (I think), were only marginally happier, and it didn't seem that it would be worth the extra stress, lack of time and pressure just to earn more money.

72 be the same as … 和什么一样 73 be used to doing sth 习惯做某事 eg: My father is used to getting up early 我爸爸习惯早He isused to sleeping in class 他习惯上课睡觉 74 be worth doing 值得做什么 75 be(feel) afraid to do sth 害怕做某事be afraid of sth 害怕某物 be afraid that 丛句

Their tips might be worth hearing.

The matter is too small to be worth niggling over.

Personality : Who ever thought that a manager's autograph would be worth as much as a players?

The dollar may be taking a battering, but at least it will be worth something this time next year.

The methodology suggested may not guarantee ultimate success, but the eventual pay-off could well be worth the effort .

But taking the time to find the right job might be worth it to actually have both the money and the time to do more things you want.

If in mint condition, the item would be considered a rarity by collectors and could be worth up to 125000 kronor(16200 dollars, 13,345 euros), according to Swedish news agency TT.

What could be worth more than that?

It will be worth even if you do fail, the rewards you reap will be great.

The land may be worth RMB$100,000 per mu and should this be the asking price, it may not be attractive to lure the investors.

If the scholars are correct, it will be the first major work by Leonardo to be identified for 100 years and will be worth tens of millions of pounds.

He thought that it must be worth billions.

Whiteside has already proven to me he has the talent to be worth a big contract. Now he has to prove he can be trusted mentally.

For example, a dime may not have ten cents' worth of silver in it. The paper in a dollar bill may not be worth a full dollar.

The methodology suggested may not guarantee ultimate success , but the eventual pay-off could well be worth the effort . Achieving even partial success will benefit mankind and contribute to creating a better world .