Sentence examples for deserve a lower from inspiring English sources
There's no way to sugarcoat this message: Facebook's founder Mark Zuckerberg believes North America users of his platform deserve a lower data protection standard than people everywhere else in the world.
Now defenders say that this enemy is, what, worse than the Nazis so they deserve a lower standard?
Laws don't change people's minds overnight, but that doesn't mean that same-sex couples deserve a lower quality of life and opportunity, especially in a necessity like housing.
Rude service may deserve a lower tip, but service needs to be considerably bad.
Similar to prior fallow organic growth periods, M&A could make up the slack, albeit this arguably deserves a lower rating than organic.
The reason being is that, if one were so inclined, one could point to several imperfections in Sega's new shooter as evidence that it deserves a lower score – not the least of which is the legacy of the film this game purports to be a sequel to, and which is a millstone around its neck.
Judge Thokozile Masipa found that there were compelling circumstances dictating why Pistorius deserved a lower sentence than the 15-year minimum on a murder charge, including remorse he showed for the crime and his testimony that he believed he was shooting at an intruder.
"They run the risk of reducing their profitability if they keep expanding GE Capital, and they will deserve a much lower P.-E.," said Robert Friedman, an analyst with S& P Equity Research.
Why do the people of Kazakhstan deserve a far lower tax rate than American taxpayers?
The price of credit default swaps to insure against GE bond defaults has soared from about 30 basis points a year ago to above 600 lately, according to research firm Markit, implying that investors think GE's bonds deserve a much lower rating.
