Sentence examples for could not merit from inspiring English sources
Any nation that loses its dread of war loses its moral compass, and an organisation that existed purely to remind policy-makers of the horrors of military action could not merit the amount of criticism levelled at StW in the past few weeks.
The Girl Scouts introduced me to classic American things that my immigrant parents could not: merit badges, campfire songs, and, of course, s'mores.
A message soon arrived from MacArthur stating that he could not see why Kinkaid should not merit the same award, which had been recommended by Krueger during the war.
Mr Droukdel did not merit a mention.
Isostylis may not merit subgeneric rank.
It does not merit the associative guilt.
In this case, the office's decision that it could not find evidence meriting such an investigation has no effect on the ethics committee's broader inquiry on PMA Group's influence that is already under way.
In short, if a business or technique is so obvious that anyone could have invented it, it shouldn't merit a patent.
You could argue the merits of this, but you could not argue the merits of this with any woman who has kids and has a startup.
The court announced Monday that it could not consider the merits of the claim by six same-sex couples that New Jersey's civil union law is unconstitutional, until there is a trial record.
