Sentence examples for deserve to either from inspiring English sources

Unless, argued the man who is now May's joint chief of staff in Downing Street, the Tory party could convince people that it really was on their side, it would not only fail to win a comfortable parliamentary majority, it wouldn't deserve to either.

"Dylan Riley didn't deserve to die, either".

But then came a slothful Test series in New Zealand, which they would have been unlucky to lose but did not deserve to win either, followed by a moderate early-season win at home against the same opponents, and a 3-0 win against Australia, achieved with another average performance against a team emerging from total disarray.

Things didn't drop for us as they have been in recent weeks, but equally we didn't deserve to lose either.

One lesson that I have derived from participating in this debate, for heaven knows how many years, is the simple-minded assumption that you either deserve to be there or you don't.

You taught me everything I know about being happy with myself.'" And so I learned that I didn't deserve to be bullied either.

But, he certainly doesn't deserve to be suspended either.

In summary, diabetic patients deserve to be treated either with an ACE inhibitor or an ARB immediately when they are diagnosed, provided blood pressure is in the range of high-normal or above.

Lose to either and they deserve to go home, preferably arriving under cover of darkness.

He certainly deserved to have either Brantley or Isherwood, the only two fully employed theater reviewers, see the show.

It never deserved to be either; not on the day Louis van Gaal signed off as the over-achieving coach of Holland with a supremely controlled triumph that left his players clutching a bronze medal apiece.