Of course, some Times people are deserving of Times obits, on the merits, and we don't shy from writing about them.
Rather, he is acting as deputy commissioner and heads the Yard's counter-terrorism operation at a time when the threat level is severe – roles more deserving of his time than chasing a tabloid over allegations of phone hacking.
"When you're not used to having doors opened for you," Cole told The Huffington Post, "you will do things and have meetings with people and spend your time in places that maybe someone with a more traditional path would think is too small or not deserving of their time or their energy".
He said he had never had to leave a player so deserving of playing time on the bench.
Others apparently saw the whole thing as the nihilism of the underclass and thus not deserving of the time that might have been afforded had these atrocities occurred in the uplands of Surrey.
Some movie buffs say the first "Drunken Master" is the best Chan movie ever made, but "Legend" is just as deserving of your time, if only because Mr. Chan looks older than both his father and his stepmother (Anita Mui, the star's real-life ex-girlfriend, who competes with him for camera time and outdoes him).
Though most of the major figures are present in the film, there are notable omissions that are deserving of screen time: Warren (Baby) Dodds is considered by many to have defined the role of the drum set during the 20's and 30's.
In other words, why is it deserving of your time, attention and hard work?
What project would be more deserving of your time and energy than that?
Lawsuits are a costly way to protect critical information, and local prosecutors may view drug and robbery cases as more deserving of their time than trade-secret theft.
Firstly, to contribute further to the debunking of the Blue Monday myth and to chase that debunking with some facts that are deserving of press time today.
