Sentence examples for To be merited from inspiring English sources

The elegiac tone, the nostalgia — they don't seem to be merited by anything we're reading.

Thus, a renegotiation would seem to be merited.

Further investigation of the utility of BoNT-A in larger cohorts with refractory AKP, including patients wait-listed for surgery, and with a longer follow-up, would appear to be merited.

Our legal-immigration system from now on has to be merit-based".

The polls are supposed to be merit-based, ranking teams solely on what they accomplish on the field.

He added that he wanted the immigration system "at least a certain degree to be merit-based". It was not clear what that would entail.

Crazily enough there does seem to be merit to this.

There appears to be merit in funding high quality evaluations of existing policies and programs.

Actually, the herbs from Dioscoreaceae are introduced to be merit in the improvement of diabetic disorders [ 5].

Increasingly, there appears to be merit in the extension of DTI to the spinal cord, 65 where there may be useful markers of LMN involvement in addition.

While prospective data are needed 51, there would appear to be merit in a reappraisal of digoxin's role in heart failure.