Sentence examples for could be merited from inspiring English sources
That's when more serious steps could be merited.
The diversity of epidemiological settings in Tanzania, together with the suggestion that coverage levels have remained low in districts that are "epidemic prone," indicate that there could be merit in linking coverage targets to malaria transmission level, especially in settings where transmission is not homogeneously high.
The Committee concluded: 'As the Government provides guidelines for specific population groups such as children and pregnant women already, we consider that there could be merit in producing guidelines for older people, balancing evidence of beneficial effects of alcohol with evidence of increased risks'.
A counter to the belief that Tiger Woods' strong favouritism for the 77th Masters is merited could have either a statistical or a psychological body of evidence.
Return visits are merited.
Their opportunity was merited.
Further studies are merited.
Further research is merited.
There could be some merit to that analysis, but there seems to me an equal if not greater counterweight from the many people who feel offended and even threatened by the Republican nominee.
If someone were to develop such a theory, then its merits could be weighed against the merits of IP type models.
